Guided access on ios.

I knew someone on Reddit who did it. Be thankful that Lemmy renders the thorn.

4000 and 5000 series AMD laptops are around the $300 range for a decently specced model. I have a 5825u laptop and it’s fast and efficient.

I’m personally not pissed but I’m not sure if they’re missing something or not. Or just old fashioned ragebaiting. If it’s ragebaiting, they got me.

Which already has been redesigned by people who know what they’re doing. This is just someone making a minimalist phone.

I’m not sure if I’m missing something or not.

I was referring to the Arduino phone. In general you’re not wrong.

The scope of the conversation is just the phone itself.

Hardware was designed first, and then they applied software.

Edit: when I meant necessity for the cut down software. I meant it as in “the Arduino is barely fast enough to run the software, any extraneous thing needs to go”

Which already exists and has existed for ages.

Lineage os (Android), e/os (Android), postmarket os (straight up Linux) would all be excellent answers for cutdown/debloatable mobile phone OSes. (also Ubuntu touch and whatever the pinephone shipped with)

Its probably a lot harder making an unintrusive os than it is making this.

This is cutdown hardware leading to simplified and cutdown software as it’s a necessity here.

I wouldn’t consider it reinventing the wheel. Giant algae tanks to replace trees is reinventing the wheel. They’re just making a phone out of parts that would have originally been in a cheap phone at one point (before they got turned into development boards).

If I wanted to be super uncharitable, what the maker did was akin to this.

https://youtu.be/d59J78yhwtg

I think they’re having more fun making it than looking for a perfect solution. The fastest way to accomplish this is just buying some flipphone from Kyocera or something.

Also it’s a prototype. It wouldn’t survive in the real world in it’s current state.

You need to be able to relock the bootloader after flashing firmware. Pixels can do it and that’s it.

It’s specifically the ability to relock the bootloader with custom software. Pixels are the only phones that can do it.

I wanted more up to date packages in the “stable” branch of updates and less kernel updates (I already have a debian laptop using testing or unstable packages). It’s fine. I’m just gonna yeet snap. I’m using it for ML and Data Science stuff for school work. I can easily explain Ubuntu to people.

Agreed. I installed kubuntu on my desktop today and I’m super happy with it. Not snaps etc but kde plasma feels like a cross between windows 7 and 10. Like you know it’s not windows but it’s close enough where you can pick it up. I’m used to openbox so it feels very different.

They literally fixed the installer not that long ago. I believe the fix is now in the wine repo but not in a release yet.

If you can build wine, you’ll be able to install illustrator and Photoshop.

Someone fixed it.

https://github.com/PhialsBasement/wine-adobe-installers

It might not be a bad idea having btop with like 100ms refresh. Watch it while using it and see what the thermals are as everyone is suggesting. Or if any other cpu thing is being weird. I’ve had weird freezes before due to lack of power. Or being on a screwed up power plan.

What laptop is it?

None. I use openbox on bunsenlabs Linux.

Less bloat than a full de, but very usable.

they’ve been quite good on the pricing front?

The Zune is perfect.

Just get a thick thermal paste. By and large any thermal paste is an improvement over stock. Thicker pastes like arctic mx6 won’t pump out. I like ic diamond 7 karat but that’s out of stock. (all I have left is a random tube of it that I found in storage)

(I do mean any thernal paste is better than stock. I used arctic ceramique 3 once on my i5-7200u laptop and it was still 3C lower than og psste temps)

When I repasted my i5-1135G7 laptop, I dropped 10C after replacing the paste.

All you really need is a tiny blob, one covering the igpu die, other on the cpu.