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this is why we are moving to packaging like flatpak.

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mit lets companies take them without contributing back critical stuff like security fixes.

their money and resources are very important to keep foss alive and this relies a lot on the gpl because it just means they are forced to take some responsibility for the projects they use to make their billions.

there are a couple of third party motherboards compatible with framework already.

not there yet but it seems it’s slowly getting there.

you will have to test it, depends on what you got.

i generally have luck with sunshine/moonlight on wifi.

you can connect your controller directly to the pi without major latency issues, but if you are streaming with decent quality you need 5ghz wifi at the minimum (ethernet is best tho), and a pi that can properly decode the video stream fast enough.

the older pis simply can’t play 1080p high bitrate streams smoothly, so first things first turn down the settings and see how it goes.

wtf is it with fascists and bad hair?

here we go again

they are literally doing that through play services.

yes, it’s another complete operating system with a shared kernel. a lot of more complete full-fledged virtualization software does similar stuff.

wait, is docker not running a linux environment?

docker is running linux on debian though

yeah, people forget AOSP is actually foss and it’s pretty good by itself.

google play services is where the proprietary crud is at.

a lot of (most?) countries have blacklists for blocking problematic devices, not whitelists for allowing certified ones.

i usually end up with crappy hand me downs or broken phones with an easy fix.

yeah, that’s a consequence of not deleting facebook for years. it encroaches.

how do you exfiltrate that much data without anyone noticing?

and dude wanted some puny change for it, like a million bucks or something lol.

foss is in a fragile state when no one with the technical expertise has the free time or motivation to play with it.

delete. facebook.

why are we still using it in 2026 again?

i wish.