My vote would be for Phosh. I use it every day.

Currently playing Fallout New Vegas and it’s probably the best “Bethesda” game I’ve ever played.

Except for Morrowind, of course.

Totally.

Its not the best hot sauce for pizza bit its still excellent and one of the best hot sauces.

Split up something like Puppy or Damn Small Linux across them all.

Build a PC with 15-20 floppy drives and insert and mount them all.

Boot Linux off of all the floppies.

Except for the gifs.

And the thousands of niche communities/subreddits.

I just wish uSD cards didn’t die so easily.

Zee Ess Aitch

Ess Ess Aitch

Psuedo

Sue-doo is weird and unnatural.

Methodically cracking all of my knuckles.

Country. But I admit I love cities for the “night feel”. Small towns are a decent mix.

Not enough people understand how great of a show Bojack Horsman was.

I will give you that, even as an Android disliker, this is pretty cool. Not for me maybe but its cool how portable these environments can be.

Unless people pay for the hardware and software development to happen, Linux phones will never be as feature complete as Android or iPhones, so people will not buy as many, so the prices will not go down.

Also, I gotta disagree reeeeaaal hard with the sentiment in the comments here that Android is Linux since you can slap a terminal on it. Excuse me, but where’s the GNU?

Yeah both of those things are still fairly accurate. Its rare it gets hot, but it does get warm when charging or heavy use.

The battery is still the biggest painpoint, but its gotten so much better. I spent about 4 hours on work calls today, browsed the web a bit, and am now on about 10 hours since it left the charger with 18% left. Not excellent, but usable if you charge it partially midday, which I normally do but forgot today.

I am optimistic that it will keep improving.

I’ll be a bit smug and say my whole phone is Open Source (Librem 5) save a couple blobs.

But when I was on Android… K-9Mail, F-Droid, VLC, and Firefox was my most used apps by far.

Looks like its down from gitlab now. I guess we’ll just have to seed it ourselves.

It goes about 1.5 feet down through dirt until it bumps into something and stops. No screwing or threads or anything, just a PVC pipe.

The pipe itself is not clogged, not sure about whatever is beneath it.

It just goes back into the ground about 1.5 feet until it bumps into something.