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Currently, postmarketOS is still in heavy development, so it's not quite usable for most users. If you're an early adopter, or a tinkerer please checkout the next section below. | Currently, postmarketOS is still in heavy development, so it's not quite usable for most users. If you're an early adopter, or a tinkerer please checkout the next section below. | ||
− | For devices that will allow ease of use to play with, it is recommended that you get a | + | For devices that will allow ease of use to play with, it is recommended that you get a [https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/PINE64_PinePhone_(pine64-pinephone) PinePhone] (Mobile) or a [https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Raspberry_Pi_4 Raspberry Pi 4] (single board computer) to use, as their open nature has enabled more stability than other hacked devices |
== Tinkerers == | == Tinkerers == |
Revision as of 20:45, 18 January 2020
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Users
Currently, postmarketOS is still in heavy development, so it's not quite usable for most users. If you're an early adopter, or a tinkerer please checkout the next section below.
For devices that will allow ease of use to play with, it is recommended that you get a PinePhone (Mobile) or a Raspberry Pi 4 (single board computer) to use, as their open nature has enabled more stability than other hacked devices
Tinkerers
- It seems that every display environment (such as XFCE4) is using Lightdm
- It is recommended you install CoreApps[1] using
sudo apk add corefm
after getting a working install
Developers
TODO
- A guide to kernel hacking?