• James R Kirk@startrek.website
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      We all are, but it’s going to be a long time and my concern is that it won’t be soon enough. It was convenient that Windows finally crossed the enshittification Rubicon just as Linux was ready for mainstream adoption. But mobile Linux is far, far, behind anything else. Although I do think that immutability and flatpaks are a good foundation.

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    I thought about switching to Graphene a while back but asked a question about this in another thread. As tempting as it was, it seemed like the entire project hinged on Google updating AOSP. Stopping that to fuck over Graphene is exactly the type of piece of shit asshole behavior I would expect from Google.

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      Yeah, I’d love to see Graphene develop their own Linux distro for both desktop and mobile, especially since they like to complain about Linux security a lot.

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    is it possible or plausible for grapheneos to just simply fork android officially and break control from google?

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      In a way they already do. The trouble is that most big companies want the Google name and PlayStore.

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      Possible? Yes. Plausible? No, mainly due to the massive ecosystem that Google has built and the fact that maintaining compatibility with newer versions of Android without actually rebasing on top of that newer Android version would be an insane amount of work.