For now.

What happens when OEMs start shipping their own mac-style ARM SOCs. Projects like Asahi take years to get to a workable state, and that’s on a device that millions own.

To answer my own question, PostMarketOS happens. Devices that mostly don’t work with the exception of a couple unicorn devices that are still missing features the end user would have on the OEM OS.

x86_64 will eventually fall out of fashion. Its already happened with Macs & Chromebooks. Its only a matter of time for Windows based devices. Then we’re completely reliant on the goodwill of companies like Tuxedo, Framework and Steam to support us.

That they are partnering with an OEM. I remember the chatterings around it happening at least a year ago if not longer.

if i wasnt already about to explode.

Im confused. Graphene has been saying this for at least a couple years. Is there a change now where they’re actually finalizing something?

Immich if you’re handy with a computer, [Ente(https://ente.io/) if you want a plug n play solution.

kinda sad that theres no option for both

• anonymous signup

• port forwarding

did you change the title? “Microsoft 365 Education may not track school children” is what’s present in the article.

can anyone tell me what it says? i love 404 but i dont want to give them my email address

Wow, america beat china to the punch for once.