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        <description>Jasper has had a PinePhone sitting in his office for two years. He finally put postmarketOS on it, the Linux distribution for phones that has just been renamed Nura, and talks Juhani through what works, what doesn't, and why Linux on a phone is still so hard. In this episode: The mobile Linux landscape: Ubuntu Touch, Mobian, PureOS and postmarketOS, which is built on Alpine Linux, Why device drivers are the real limit, and what Bionic and libhybris have to do with it, Hands on with Nura on the PinePhone, How the project is run and funded, Juhani's take on its ban on LLM contributions, and why it changed its name, Choosing a UI: Phosh, Plasma Mobile and Sxmo, Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:58 A PinePhone in the drawer 2:13 The mobile Linux landscape 3:33 Drivers, Bionic and libhybris 7:22 Hands on with Nura OS 10:38 Open source, money and a new name 14:08 Choosing a UI 16:07 A passion project Nura (formerly postmarketOS): https://nura.eco Snapp Technology: https://snapp.technology Hosts: Juhani and Jasper TAGS Linux, Linux on mobile, postmarketOS, Nura, PinePhone, mobile Linux, Phosh, Plasma Mobile, Sxmo, libhybris, Alpine Linux, open source, Snapp Technology</description>
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