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Luxury Linux smartphones

Luxury Linux smartphones

The market share of "pure Linux" phones is still so small, that we may define its target as a small niche of enthusiasts and highly privacy-oriented market. No consumer chain sells Linux phones on the larger market, yet exclusive, luxury phone markers are turning to Linux as an allegedly more

JingPad A1 (DVT) review, part 2

JingPad A1 (DVT) review, part 2

> This is the second part of our JingPad A1 DVT review. For the first part, click here [https://tuxphones.com/jingos-linux-tablet-review-part-1/]. After our first review [https://tuxphones.com/jingos-linux-tablet-review-part-1/] of the JingPad A1 DVT (developer alpha prototype), we will focus on the usability of single apps and various categories, to

JingPad A1 (DVT) review, part 1

JingPad A1 (DVT) review, part 1

> This is the first part of our JingPad A1 DVT review. For the second part, click here [https://tuxphones.com/jingpad-a1-linux-tablet-review-part-2/]. This is an interesting year for the mobile Linux world. There is a new trend of companies starting to target the consumer market with Linux devices, alongside the usual

Anonymity versus privacy

Anonymity versus privacy

Let's imagine that today you visited several places in a heavily video-surveilled city, while wearing a mask. Nobody knew your name or your real identity, but everyone knew what you did, in all its details. Given the unusual period, not a medical mask, but more of a full, old-school mask

Can the Apple M1 run Linux?

Can the Apple M1 run Linux?

> UPDATE: It looks like a developer set up a Patreon [https://www.patreon.com/marcan] for bringing Linux to the Apple M1. Although this is unlikely to be a one-man job, supporting his work may help in getting Linux to Macs faster. As most of us will know, Linux and