:firefoxnew: mobile-config-firefox 4.5.0 is out. This release mostly contains fixes and adjustments for FF >= 133. Thanks to everybody who contributed, especially @npub1pusp...aagp and @npub1785c...zmup!
Making sure you're not a bot!
 See also
LINux on MOBile
MCF17: Getting back into userChrome
LINMOB.net is a blog about LINux on MOBile devices. With the PinePhone (Pro) and Librem 5 shipping it is back to report on GNU+Linux on mobile devi...
 with some development background from @npub1pusp...aagp.
If you always wanted to run a tiling window manager on your smartphone, give Sxmo a try. They just added a nice getting started guide to nicely illustrate how gestures are used to open the menu, bring up and close the keyboard, switch between workspaces and more:
Sxmo: Simple X mobile
Sxmo: Simple X mobile
A minimalist mobile linux environment that is truly yours to control! Sxmo is a collection of simple programs and shell scripts used together to cr...
 Great work @npub1n3ak...v04l and Sxmo team! #postmarketos #sxmo #tiling #linux
The recording of "postmarketOS - what is it and what's new?" has been released! Not in the video: three very nice people in the front immediately holding up their laptops as somebody in the audience asks about postmarketOS on other devices than phones 😀 Check out the other talks from the FOSS on Mobile Devices room too. I saw most of them and they were quite interesting! image
Excited for my FOSDEM talk! 😀 :postmarketos: postmarketOS: what is it and what's new? From 18:40 to 19:00 in H.2214:
FOSDEM 2025 - postmarketOS: what is it and what
 Also via live stream:
FOSDEM 2025 - Live Streaming
 #fosdem #fosdem2025 #linuxmobile #postmarketos
Just watched the #38c3 #libobscura talk from @npub1ws3m...halv. I especially liked the idea form, very visual explanation of feedback loop and credits roll. Great project and awesome presentation! 😀
libobscura: Cameras are difficult
I'm not big-brained enough to use cameras on Linux, so I decided to write my own camera stack (based on a real story). The libobscura ex...
After ~ half a year of massive refactorings and improvements to make pmbootstrap easier to maintain and to bring more performance and better usability, we are happy to announce the 3.0.0 release of pmbootstrap! Personally my favorite new feature is that packages to build are now calculated and shown ahead of time, but it features so many more improvements. Coming soon to a distro near you - if you want to use it now, grab it from the git repo!
Making sure you're not a bot!