LINMOB.net is a blog about LINux on MOBile devices. With the PinePhone (Pro) and Librem 5 shipping it is back to report on GNU+Linux on mobile devices.

Temporary for of Debian's packaging for gdk-pixbuf until Phosh is GTK4

In nur 45 Minuten wurden am Montag fünf brennende Bengalos in Wohnungen, ein Geschäft und sogar während eines Kindergottesdienstes in eine Kirche geworfen. Die Polizei ermittelt wegen versuchter schwe...

Stellt euch mal vor, jemand könnte eure Wohnung betreten, überwachen oder sogar eure Psychotherapie aufzeichnen – und ihr könntet nichts dagegen tun. Das könnte schon sehr bald Realität werden.

Dorazte na druhé plzeňské komunitní setkání věnované Linuxu na mobilních zařízeních. Programem vás opět provedou David Heidelberg a Petr Hodina a podíváte se na to, kam se svět mobilního Linuxu od prvního Hackday posunul. Tentokrát se akce zaměří například na BengalOS, immutable systém postavený na Debianu a prostředí Phosh, Mobile NixOS a možnosti, jak Nix dostat do vlastního telefonu. Řeč přijde také na práci s LLM nebo propojení Linuxu s Android Auto. Na místě si budete moct prakticky vyzkoušet prostředí Phosh na telefonech OnePlus 6, Xiaomi Poco F1 a Fairphone 5 a podívat se, jak dnes Linux na mobilních zařízeních funguje v praxi. Hackday je hlavně komunitní setkání, takže pokud řešíte vlastní projekt, problém nebo téma spojené s mobilním Linuxem, klidně ho přineste s sebou. Bude prostor ho probrat s ostatními, něco vyzkoušet nebo společně hledat řešení. Místo: TechTower v PlzniDatum: 16. září 2026 10:00Registrace na akci na SIT Port.

LINMOB.net is a blog about LINux on MOBile devices. With the PinePhone (Pro) and Librem 5 shipping it is back to report on GNU+Linux on mobile devices.

Dichter roter Rauch vor der SPÖ-Zentrale: Mehrere polnische Aktivisten sorgen mit Bengalos und einer Botschaft rund um Jan III. Sobieski für Wirbel.

Members of Phosh.mobi e.V. attended the MiniDebconf in Winterthur in August. The Debian project builds a universal operating system for desktops, laptops, servers and phones. As with almost everything in the Debian project, these conferences are completely self-organized by project members and, with more than 100 attendees, are not quite as “mini” as they might sound. Four days of DebCamp (with hacking and Debian-related topics and socializing) were followed by two days of conference talks. The event was held in filasez, a recently founded, alternative school using Free Software for their school systems. Four members of our association attended the event. We demoed Phosh and Debian based phones at a small booth during the conference days and gave a short talk on Phosh and BengalOS. The talk sparked quite a bit of interest which brought more people to the booth. It’s becoming a common pattern that people are surprised by how well things are working and how usable the demo phones appear - which was encouraging and motivates us to continue our work. BengalOS wasn’t the only talk about immutable OS images so we decided to have an ad-hoc BoF on immutable images and established a matrix room to discuss immutable image related topics in the future. We had a great time working on phone-related issues across Debian, Phosh, BengalOS, and the sdm845 kernel tree. We also enjoyed reconnecting with familiar faces, meeting new people, and discussing phone-related topics throughout the conference. Thanks a lot to the organizers and to Paco for providing us with great food throughout the event. Thanks to everyone who supported our work through a donation at the booth or via the online form.