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#librem5

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Linux G. Fossman

@mntmn 7-8 inches would be great especially if it's a narrow design like 18:9. Might be too large for some folks but reengineering my pocket is easier than engineering and producing a phone. In fact, I have a skilled pocket engineer available in-house.

Also, small designs limit usability. #Linuxphones are full fledged computers so larger screens allow you to use it as a pocket pc without plugging in peripherals. My #Librem5 screen is 5.7" but practically it's almost reduced by half by the onscreen keyboard.

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Linux G. Fossman

Dear @Mer__edith and the the amazing @signalapp team,

After the last update, the Signal "desktop app" is requiring us to launch the mobile app - however, many of us do not have the Android or any other "mobile" version of the Signal app any more.

We are a large (by our standards) group of #Linux phone users, and **your "desktop" app is our "mobile" app** : )

Our previous phones on which #SignalApp was initially activated was an Android or Apple device and we have since then completely migrated to #Linuxphones. Some of us may have registered Signal on #signalcli, Flare, #Molly, Signal Android in #WayDroid, etc.

The #mobileLinux community is growing - we have members spanning a good number of projects and devices, e.g.
- @purism #Librem5 and #LibertyPhone running #Debian-based #PureOS #GnuLinux, #Alpine-based #PostmarketOS or #Mobian,
- @PINE64 #Pinephone and PP Pro running #ManjaroARM, #SailfishOS, etc.
- @furilabs #FLX1 running #Droidian-based #FuriOS,
- a wide variety of Android phones (including OnePlus 6, Google Pixel 3, #Fairphone 4 & 5) running #Alpine-based @postmarketOS ,
- @volla , #Fxtec and #Brax3 devices running #UbuntuTouch by @ubports,
- devices running @mobian which is part of #Debian project, etc.

[Apologies to any project I may have failed to include - you are all appreciated]

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Luigi311

didn't realize that @Liberux posted the modem they are going to use. Is anyone on #linuxmobile familiar with the Snapdragon X62 and how well its supported on mainline? Looking at the specs its really new and modern so performance and efficiency should hopefully be amazing. That of course does depend on if power saving modes can even be activated. What are everyone's thoughts/experience on it? Also wonder if its hooked up via usb similar to #librem5

#mobilelinux#linuxonmobile#liberux
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Sebastian Büttrich @ ITU

Time to #free the #mobilephone too.

Therefore, collecting possible alternatives here,
for me and others -

and grateful for additional pointers and experiences:

Preferably #Linux, #European

Special #denmark #Danmark twist: #MitID #MobilePay apps ..

(update: on dk mastodon, i hear #MobilePay runs on #Jolla)

#sailfish #postmarketOS #Pine #purism #librem5 #liberty #jolla #linuxmobile

linmob.net/categories/weekly-u

social.heise.de/@ktn/113922628

@linmob
@postmarketOS
@jolla #sailfish
@kim_harding

LINux on MOBileWeekly GNU-like Mobile Linux Update (14/2025): Wallpapered LockscreensHighlights of the past week: mobile-config-firefox gets user-agent spoofing in version 4.6.0 to enhance site compatibility, Ubuntu Touch makes progress on eSIM and VoLTE support + Snap integration in 24.04, Another collection of Sailfish OS Community News, Hardware: Liberux Nexx PCBs arrive and OnePlus 6 gets unexpected JTAG access Phosh 0.46.0 released with lockscreen wallpapers and a lot more!
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Jan Vlug

If you would like to support the development of #PureOS #Crimson you can do a totally optional monthly #donation via a PureOS subscription in the #Purism shop.

The three monthly subscription tiers are:

PureOS Subscription Expert
$19.99 / month
shop.puri.sm/shop/pureos-subsc

PureOS Subscription Premium
$9.99 / month
shop.puri.sm/shop/pureos-subsc

PureOS Subscription Standard
$5.99 / month
shop.puri.sm/shop/pureos-subsc

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shop.puri.smPureOS Subscription Expert – Purism
#Librem5#FOSS#opensource
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