Avid on Nostr: I love that you’re there, but as you said you’re working with a decade of ...
I love that you’re there, but as you said you’re working with a decade of experience and most people will never whiff 5% of what you know how to do. I want a graphene or calyx device to tinker with as well because I love the ability to do cool off the wall shit.
For a daily, I likely wouldn’t run graphene or calyx as there are big usability trade offs. I love Linux myself and I run it when I can, but that doesn’t mean it can replace Windows as much as I loathe MS and their insidious telemetry some software just isn’t available for Linux that many need to run their business etc.
One thing we can agree is anything that takes the power away from mega cap tech and puts it in users hands is better; my hope isn’t a pissing match between brands of phone but a design philosophy that empowers all users such as web-apps.
It shouldn’t matter if you are on an android, iOS, Linux or windows desktop, we should all be able to have the same experience and Zap and note to our hearts content without any single company dictating what we can and can’t do. So in my opinion android isn’t the solution, neither is iOS, so dancing on one another isn’t productive hence my initial reply to Derek Ross (npub18am…p424) post.
For a daily, I likely wouldn’t run graphene or calyx as there are big usability trade offs. I love Linux myself and I run it when I can, but that doesn’t mean it can replace Windows as much as I loathe MS and their insidious telemetry some software just isn’t available for Linux that many need to run their business etc.
One thing we can agree is anything that takes the power away from mega cap tech and puts it in users hands is better; my hope isn’t a pissing match between brands of phone but a design philosophy that empowers all users such as web-apps.
It shouldn’t matter if you are on an android, iOS, Linux or windows desktop, we should all be able to have the same experience and Zap and note to our hearts content without any single company dictating what we can and can’t do. So in my opinion android isn’t the solution, neither is iOS, so dancing on one another isn’t productive hence my initial reply to Derek Ross (npub18am…p424) post.