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Originally Posted by juiceme
u must be using nokia n900, n9 or freerunner. i have nothing but respect for you people.
Not true; I don't have Android and I don't need it.
Originally Posted by juiceme
i doubt android drivers, everything related to android is a security concern. i dont have any proof.
Now before you go and jump to point that libhybris uses android drivers, that is completely different thing; drivers are drivers and contain nothing related to the android runtime system.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/new...of-hp-laptops/ is just an example.
there is a possibility that there could be something fishy like this in the android drivers too.
Originally Posted by juiceme
jolla showcased x with their own OS in the last WMC and that was promoting . imaginary unicorn arrows were pointing towards x and the geek people started buying x like its the last good thing left on the planet.
Yo wot? I have not seen anything promoted like that, can you be more specific?
Originally Posted by juiceme
i never sync my contacts online, i like to copy them onto the sim card but i cannot do this in sailfish. game over. thats it.
I cannot comment on that since I don't need to use android on anything. There are plenty of people who think that one should run some specific OS or environment to accomplish what they want to do; In my opinion this is pretty uninformed behaviour.
Originally Posted by juiceme
the thing you have said is as easy as 1-2-3 for computers. you dont like win install linux, you dont like linux install another linux distro but not that easy for mobile hardware.
I don't know about f-droid which probably makes me a non-power-user, then
It is true that most of the high-end mobile hardware comes preinstalled with android but this is pretty much like most high-end computers come preinstalled with Windows or MacOS... it doesn't mean one has to keep the OS the device comes with
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Originally Posted by hardy_magnus
I use N810/N900 sometimes, N9 rarely and SFOS often.
Originally Posted by juicemeu must be using nokia n900, n9 or freerunner. i have nothing but respect for you people.Not true; I don't have Android and I don't need it.
Originally Posted by hardy_magnus
I am aware of that case with HP, just as similarily one of my co-workers discovered a trojain in windows codec pack that installed itself in browser when used.
Originally Posted by juicemei doubt android drivers, everything related to android is a security concern. i dont have any proof.Now before you go and jump to point that libhybris uses android drivers, that is completely different thing; drivers are drivers and contain nothing related to the android runtime system.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/new...of-hp-laptops/ is just an example.
there is a possibility that there could be something fishy like this in the android drivers too.
The problem with Windows is that any code you run in the system, whether it be in the drivers or other system components or in userland software can pretty much access anything; The system is very opaque to the user as it is made up of binary components which have undocumented and convoluted relationship to each other, there are just too many places to hide.
For the libhybris case; android drivers are used in such a way that it is if not impossible, anyway very difficult that a trojan hidden there could do any harm; When the library is compiled only the interfaces needed by the Mer libraries are linked to. A potential baddie there cannot install system hooks which would enable it to perform its acts.
(But of course this means you need to compile it all yourself, don't ever trust binaries given to you by someone else...)
Originally Posted by hardy_magnus
That was promoting the HW platform, not Android. In my mind that was the exact opposite; they are promoting a way to liberate a device with nice HW from the shackles of a tainted OS.
Originally Posted by juicemejolla showcased x with their own OS in the last WMC and that was promoting . imaginary unicorn arrows were pointing towards x and the geek people started buying x like its the last good thing left on the planet.Yo wot? I have not seen anything promoted like that, can you be more specific?
This is a Noble Act, methinks
Originally Posted by hardy_magnus
And you are wrong again, sorry.
Originally Posted by juicemei never sync my contacts online, i like to copy them onto the sim card but i cannot do this in sailfish. game over. thats it.I cannot comment on that since I don't need to use android on anything. There are plenty of people who think that one should run some specific OS or environment to accomplish what they want to do; In my opinion this is pretty uninformed behaviour.
rsync -av /home/nemo/ toosa.swagman.org:/home/nemo/
Better still, run it in crontab.
Originally Posted by hardy_magnus
It does not need to be easy, the fun things never are easy.
Originally Posted by juicemethe thing you have said is as easy as 1-2-3 for computers. you dont like win install linux, you dont like linux install another linux distro but not that easy for mobile hardware.I don't know about f-droid which probably makes me a non-power-user, then
It is true that most of the high-end mobile hardware comes preinstalled with android but this is pretty much like most high-end computers come preinstalled with Windows or MacOS... it doesn't mean one has to keep the OS the device comes with
To me it is enough that it is doable.
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Originally Posted by juiceme
That depends on what kind of harm you are most worried about:
For the libhybris case; android drivers are used in such a way that it is if not impossible, anyway very difficult that a trojan hidden there could do any harm
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Originally Posted by pichlo
One of my favourites
That depends on what kind of harm you are most worried about:
https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/authorization.png
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Originally Posted by hardy_magnus
Hmm. I'm not sure what I would say to this. But I'm with juiceme on that I don't much care about Android's progress, because as long as there are Sailfish or other better alternatives to me I won't be using it.
glibc i'm not aware of any of this stuff. we all hate android but we all depend on it (sailfish users) whether you like it or not even sailfish is promoting android (sony x n custom roms) and android just works whatever you want to do but not sailfish.
I don't mind using Android applications on Sailfish, and I do use them. It's a bit like running Java applications or Python applications on desktop. It might not be optimal, but if there's no other alternative or they are the best alternative available then why not. And on Sailfish that's often the case as many native applications are missing.
But to run the whole OS on some Java runtime to me seems like lunacy that I'd rather avoid. I like having a real unix-like operating system underneath that I can access as the user that is in control of the device. I don't like being the user that the device controls/restricts.
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Originally Posted by juiceme
ok, i may be wrong here but people don't like typing commands for just copying contacts. i love sailfish but i hate the kind of developement or progress going on.
And you are wrong again, sorry.
rsync -av /home/nemo/ toosa.swagman.org:/home/nemo/
Better still, run it in crontab.
thanx btw.
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Originally Posted by hardy_magnus
As I said, put it in crontab to sync for example every night... As I sync the whole nemo home directory.
ok, i may be wrong here but people don't like typing commands for just copying contacts. i love sailfish but i hate the kind of developement or progress going on.
thanx btw.
Your contacts/pictures/whatever are never out-of-date.
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Great for you perhaps. But I see this as too many steps into a past I’d rather avoid on my phone. Not ideal for any reasonable use I’d ever consider user friendly.
As I said, put it in crontab to sync for example every night... As I sync the whole nemo home directory.
Your contacts/pictures/whatever are never out-of-date.
But kudos for that being how you’d like to use a device.
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Originally Posted by juiceme
so what u trying to say is that i can backup my home directory which includes my contacts n other stuff to the internal or external storage ( memory card) but i cannot copy my contacts to the sim card, right ?
As I said, put it in crontab to sync for example every night... As I sync the whole nemo home directory.
Your contacts/pictures/whatever are never out-of-date.
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Now before you go and jump to point that libhybris uses android drivers, that is completely different thing; drivers are drivers and contain nothing related to the android runtime system.
It is true that most of the high-end mobile hardware comes preinstalled with android but this is pretty much like most high-end computers come preinstalled with Windows or MacOS... it doesn't mean one has to keep the OS the device comes with