One of my biggest problems always was that you cannot have proper app opening/closing animations on third party launchers without root.
This is the result of valve being a private company. If it was a public company it would of been bought my Microsoft and introducing 50 new AI features
I mean the apis are totally different on MacOS, like MacOS is not Linux by any means
Can we allow unintended installation for third party AppStore’s like fdroid and aurora tho
I mentioned this in a lower comment but im also curious if they made an API allowing apps like steam to install WinUI3 apps would the same be true.
I mean in terms of the reason to kill Linux gaming so devices like the steam deck would need to run windows for most games
What if they made an API allowing 3rd party stores, but the same security methods. Like MS would do this for the sole reason to kill device like the steam deck
Ugh I knew RCS was a stupid idea.
Is it like all custom roms now or does it work on non rooted roms like graphine
GraphineOS is more secure than the stock OS
I always disliked RCS, I kept telling people it’s a walled garden, mainly controlled by Google
I am a whim gave it full file system privileges and it’s still broken. not really sure what to do at this point
There was a very recent project that reversed enginered iMessage which I assume they are using as reference.
is it using the iMessage servers again, or is it still talking to iMessage directly?
I can check soon, my deck is currently at someone else’s house.
this seems like a little bit of a shitpost.
The reason is locked bootloader’s, some carriers lock the pixels bootloader down meaning you can’t install custom roms. Some lock it until the device is paid off or during a 90 day period.
The Pixel 8 Pro is likely the best. You can flash graphine or pretty much any rom. Samsung really doesn’t have custom roms anymore. If you get a pixel buy it from the Google Store
Linux security to me has always been, don’t download random packages you don’t trust.
I think the stat i looked at was sales