• Sunshine@piefed.ca
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    3 months ago

    Thank god people have a decent alternative to stock android. Graphene works amazingly!

  • skuzz@discuss.tchncs.de
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    3 months ago

    GrapheneOS, the privacy and security focused aftermarket operating system, has received an experimental build for the Pixel 10 series

    Received? GrapheneOS are the authors of their software, they don’t receive. Curious how they got the binary blobs to get it to function.

    That “article” is terrible, and doesn’t even touch on the crucial issue - the crux, as it were. Android is one thing, hardware support is the magic piece Google is trying to remove to close their borders and kill creativity forever.

    Rooting for Pixel 10 native support over here, but was it an employee leak? Similar hardware driver copypasta with modifications? Did Google just finally share the necessary binaries legitimately?

    This whole thing is so vague.

    • AmbitiousProcess (they/them)@piefed.social
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      3 months ago

      Received? GrapheneOS are the authors of their software, they don’t receive.

      That’s how this language is commonly used. “Received” is just in place of what you’d more commonly hear as “gets.”

      So for example, “Gmail gets new feature that allows users to X” Gmail didn’t receive it from somewhere else, but Gmail got a new feature.

      GrapheneOS “receiving” an experimental build is linguistically identical to saying “GrapheneOS gets new update that does X”

      I agree the article is pretty badly done, but that part I think is fairly normal. Heard that used by all sorts of outlets.

  • stupidopensourceBS
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    3 months ago

    It would be nice to be able to choose between the default GrapheneOS boot animation and the stock Pixel animation.