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This is huge! Just integrating F-Droid into their mix package manager is really badass.
Because the only good way to autoupdate the Android apps is from the PC host using waydroid app install. But F-Droids release images are totally random and also not as secure as using the API. Having repo support is waaay better.
yes vanilla os 2.0 is huge and it's now on debian
Now add Obtainium
Isnt that just a semi working feedreader for Github and other sources?
Does it also follow the rule to not allow closed source API? (Notification,Location,..)
No, it gives the user the choice to pull whichever versions they want.
I was curious about vanilla os but nows it's gonna be based on Debian and everything else I'm hears I kinda wanna switch to it for at least a month
Currently, been using it for the past year for work & school studies. Haven't had any big issues and far less when I used windows. Waiting for the Alpha to go to beta
Will they update GNOME like Ubuntu or will they wait for Debian to do it?
In the road map they said they have gnome 44 for vanilla os 2.0
Damn, it would be impressive if they accomplish that
What was it before?
Ubuntu based
This is a good change