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April 30, 2025 at 8:35 PM
@osuosl has been around for 22 years. They kindly host our gitlab for 6 months now, and provide important services for more than 150 other free and open source software communities such as @alpinelinux, @chimera , @debian, @fdroidorg, @gentoo, @gnome, @LineageOS, #replicantos, @torproject. Now […]
So, if I get it correctly, the #librephone project is basically a continuation of #replicantos, right? In the sense of taking an existing version of #aosp , then writing free substitute drivers for every non-free component. Would this help a project like #postmarketos to build a fully free phone?
October 15, 2025 at 7:40 PM
So, if I get it correctly, the #librephone project is basically a continuation of #replicantos, right? In the sense of taking an existing version of #aosp , then writing free substitute drivers for every non-free component. Would this help a project like #postmarketos to build a fully free phone?
So, if I get it correctly, the #LibrePhone project is basically a continuation of #ReplicantOS, right? In the sense of taking an existing version of #AOSP , then writing free substitute drivers for every non-free component. Would this help a project like #PostmarketOS to build a fully free phone?
October 15, 2025 at 11:51 PM
So, if I get it correctly, the #LibrePhone project is basically a continuation of #ReplicantOS, right? In the sense of taking an existing version of #AOSP , then writing free substitute drivers for every non-free component. Would this help a project like #PostmarketOS to build a fully free phone?