@ev
Not sure if you know about this, but just saw these:
https://github.com/orailnoor/NativOS
https://github.com/orailnoor/DroidDesk
There is a YT video too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vr-bwGTjWIE
Syndicated from the fediverse. Read and engage on the original instance.
View original on mastodon.fbin.inNot sure if you know about this, but just saw these:
https://github.com/orailnoor/NativOS
https://github.com/orailnoor/DroidDesk
There is a YT video too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vr-bwGTjWIE
5 replies
@fbinin Nice to see ppl repurposing Phosh for this. Our main focus is mainline Linux support without any Android middle layers but it looks like an interesting project. Thanks for the pointers!
@postmarketos
@ev @postmarketos
Someone else pointed me to it when I was speaking about Phosh. But yeah, I am trying to find people who maybe have old phones lying around in working condition and maybe get them to convert those to Linux/Phosh/pmOS
@fbinin @ev @postmarketos is this slop?? It seems like there are slopcoding patterns like single commits with 3k+ LOC changes, way to many ALLCAPS.md files, and they seem really obsessed with ai models and have several repos with llm stuff. Was kind of excited for two seconds but now a bit disappointed...
@robot @ev @postmarketos
Honestly, I had not taken a look at that level. Now that I see it, yes, seems like a LLM ๐ฏ. I am not sure what is going to happen to the future generation with everyone going to AI to even speak between each other.
@fbinin @ev @postmarketos would love to see real world reviews of this! I've watched some of the author's earlier videos and they felt like a bit of a hack, but after seeing this, I must admit that they were working towards something like this, and that learning path was necessary to get here.