Note: This post has been updated in parts for FluConf 2025 Phosh is a group of people that care about freeing the mobile devices in our pockets from proprietary operating systems. It is also a graphical shell targeting mobile devices running a (close to mainline) Linux kernel. This currently includes the PinePhone and Librem 5 as well as devices initially shipping with Android (like the OnePlus 6/6T or Pocophone F1). It is shipped in Linux distributions like postmarketOS or Debian/Mobian and can also be used for devices that currently don’t have a mainline Linux option by repurposing the Android kernel via e.g. the Droidian project. It builds on well known components from the Linux ecosystem like GTK, GNOME, the wlroots compositor library and others. A overview about the technical components can be found in this overview.
  • hendrik@palaver.p3x.deEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Nice. Though I’ve switched to SXMO on my old Pinephone this year, as Phosh has always been quite sluggish on that device. And eaten up a good amount of RAM.