@bart it was yes! At the time (over a month ago) I was told there was a packaging issue, which I believe is now fixed... but I haven't tried it yet.

@bart I am just old. I grew up navigating through cities with paper maps (and the nightmarish folding and unfolding), finding my position by looking up streetnames and their map quadrants.The first phone that could have done some navigation for me was the T-Mobile G1 with Google Maps - I was 23 when I got it - just having a point telling me where I was on the map was so exciting!Till today I rarely look for a route, I just mark or make a mental note of the point I am going to, and that's enough - and thus, Organic Maps/CoMaps in their current state on #LinuxMobile get the job done for me. They have an appealing representation of streets, building, trees, and such - and that matters a lot to make a map useful to me.

@timonsku @timons_blog Nice! That's exactly the setup I'm considering, self hosting ghost, I wonder how hard was putting all together

@mntmn glad to see the only provably perfect desktop environment get even more perfect Literally, my main blocker to Wayland has been... well it's been it crashing regularly for me on all DEs on my desktop, but I wasn't going to move seriously until either XFCE supported it or I had no other choice. Been using XFCE since 2008, and Wayland had an issue of a DEs being GNOME/KDE level heavy or tiling managers that require editing text config to add a lockscreen with nothing in between for a while, and that's XFCE's niche.

@pojntfx I work at the space where Taler devs sit. We were the first to use Taler in a real banking concept, but unfortunately the software is just a gimmick. Legally it’s not even possible to adopt Taler as vendor or even as a stack. However the Libeufin library is great, and it has serious applications.

@jolla I would love to see a self-restriction tool like AndOff for Sailfish. Otherwise, I’ll have to stick with GrapheneOS. Digital well-being is so important these days.

@OndrejZizka @Ann_Effes @torproject But if you are concerned: Buy a used Raspberry Pi, install the OS and Docker. Run Snowflake in a docker container:https://community.torproject.org/relay/setup/snowflake/standalone/docker/20 to 30 bucks and 30 minutes to install everything

@Luigi311 IIRC, i.MX95 uses ARM Mali G310. @austriancoder