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Purism Librem 5 Crowdfunding Ends With Over $2 million Raised.

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Manjaro ARM Beta6 with Plasma-Mobile

Manjaro developers announced the release of the sixth beta of the Manjaro ARM with Plasma Mobile.

Manjaro developers announced the release of the sixth beta of the Manjaro ARM with Plasma Mobile. This image includes Kernel 5.13.12 optimized for the Pinephone, which recently had some great improvements in regards of battery life,Frameworks 5.85Plasma 5.22.4Plasma-Mobile apps, which are now bundled as Plamo Gear 21.07Maui Apps 2.0 andCamera app Megapixels 1.2.0 with great improvements in…

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Plasma Mobile 21.07 Released

Plasma Mobile 21.07 Released

Plasma Mobile 21.07 has been released, with a ton of improvements and fixes. The shell is now more responsive, by improving performance of the panel. On top of that, there’s countless fixes and improvements in the various applications, such as the podcasts application, the dialer, the SMS app, and more.

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What are some Open-source alternatives to android system?

An overview of the mobile operating system for BTech grads

There is no other option in saying that open-source operating systems rule the world of mobile devices. After all, Android is still an open-source project. But, due to the bundle of proprietary software that comes along with Android on consumer devices, many B Tech graduates do not consider it an open-source operating system.

So what are the alternatives to Android? Students usually primarily have an interest in open source alternatives to Android.

Top open-source mobile operating systemsTizen

Tizen is an open-source; Linux based mobile operating system designed by the professionals of Top Engineering Colleges. It is often dubbed an official Linux mobile OS, as the project is supported by the Linux Foundation.

Apart from the Linux Foundation, the Tizen project is supported by tech giants Samsung and Intel. Unfortunately, the Samsung Z failed to get much attention in a competitive Indian market. Despite being based on Linux, Tizen OS has been impaired by security issues.

Plasma Mobile

A few years back, KDE announced its own open-source mobile OS, Plasma Mobile. Plasma Mobile is the mobile version of the desktop Plasma user interface and aims to provide convergence for KDE users of Engineering Colleges. The OS is in the development phase and can test on a few devices, like LG Nexus 5.

PostmarketOS

PostmarketOS (pmOS for short) is a touch-optimize, pre-configured Alpine Linux with its own packages. It can install on a Smartphone. The main idea of the students of computer science engineering at B Tech Colleges is to enable a 10-year life cycle for Smartphone. They probably already know that, after a few years, Android and iOS stop providing updates for older smartphones. At the same time, individuals can run Linux on older computers easily.

PureOS/Librem

Ubuntu’s convergence efforts did not materialize, but this has not deterred others from their convergence dreams. In simple terms, convergence has the same operating system running on desktops, tablets, and smartphones for the students of Engineering Colleges in Jaipur. Ubuntu tried it and abandoned the project. Windows also failed at it. They also work on a Linux-based, secure smartphone called Librem5.

Ubuntu Touch by UBports

The king of desktop Linux world, Ubuntu decided to expand its territory with its open-source mobile operating system. It is popular as Ubuntu Touch. Keeping convergence in mind, Canonical (the parent company of Ubuntu) ambitiously launched a $32 million crowdfunding campaign to build the first Ubuntu Phone, Edge. Though it fails to get the desired amount, it still set a new record, with over $12 million pledged to the campaign.

LineageOS and Replicant

Both LineageOS and Replicant are open-source Android distributions. In other words, students of B Tech Colleges in Jaipur can call them custom ROMs. It creates after the much more successful Android distribution when CyanogenMod discontinues. Though Replicant founds back in 2010 by a couple of Free Software groups, it now uses the source code of LineageOS as the base.

/e/ (previously known as eelo)

Previously popular as eelo, /e/ is a non-profit project start by the developer of Mandrake Linux. It is an Android distribution, and the idea of the students of Best Engineering Colleges is to have an open-source mobile operating system free from Google.

/e/ replaces Google services with its own services, with the promise to not track you or sell your data to advertisers like Google. /e/ will also utilize open-source alternatives as much as possible. It is in active development and individuals can try to install it on a range of devices already.

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بالفيديو: تعرف على نظام Plasma Mobile الجديد للأجهزة الذكية

بالفيديو: تعرف على نظام Plasma Mobile الجديد للأجهزة الذكية

كشف اليوم فريق KDE الشهير للمطورين عن نظام تشغيل جديد موجه للأجهزة الذكية، سمي بـ Plasma Mobile، وهو نظام مبني على لينوكس ويهدف إلى التقريب بين لينوكس على الحواسيب من جهة، وبينه هو على الأجهزة الذكية من جهة أخرى.

ويبقى Plasma Mobile لحد الآن في مرحلة الإعداد، غير أنه يبدو من الآن واعدا جدا في بعض الجوانب، إذ يمكنه تثبيت التطبيقات الخاصة بأنظمة Ubuntu Touch وJolla Sailfish كما يحاول مطوروه تشغيل…

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Plasma Mobile, la apuesta para móviles de la Comunidad KDE #KDE

Hoy, 25 de julio, ha empezado Akademy 2015 de A Coruña y ya tenemos una noticia de gran interés. Ha sido presentado oficialmente Plasma Mobile, la apuesta de la Comunidad KDE para conquistar los dispositivos móviles. ¿Quieres saber más? Sigue leyendo, creo que te va a sorprender.

  Plasma Mobile, la apuesta para móviles de la Comunidad KDE

Ha sido en la presentación de las 11.35 de Akademy 2015, cuando de la mano de Boudewijn Rempt y Sebastian Kügler, Plasma Mobile ha sido presentado a toda la Comunidad KDE.

Plasma Mobile ha sido un proyecto que ha sido llevado con mucho secreto y que, en mi opinión, será clave en el futuro de KDE. El anuncio ya ha sido también realizado el KDE.News, en el cual podemos leer los cuatro pilares básicos del proyecto:

Libertad. Plasma Mobile está realizado con Free y Open Source software. Puede ser obtenido gratuitamente, con el respaldo de una licencia completamente libre, para redistribuir y aprender cómo funciona.

Amigable. Plasma Mobile ha sido diseñado utilizando procesos abiertos, asegurándose que todos los deseos de los usuarios que participen en su desarrollo han sido escuchados e implementados lo mejor posible.

Privado. Plasma Mobile integra servicios de confianza para el usuario que garantiza su privacidad.

Configuración y personalización. Plasma Mobile ha sido construido de forma modular desde la base. Todos sus componentes, desde el fondo de pantalla hasta el aspecto general puede ser configurado y personalizado, como no podía ser de otra forma viniendo de un proyecto de la Comunidad KDE.

De momento se trata de una primera versión pero con la que ya se puede hacer algunas cosas como:

llamar por teléfono (algo básico)

utilizar el visor de imágenes llamado Koko

ajustar el reloj

cambiar el tema del teléfono

jugar

administrar la energía del sistema

añadir plasmoides

mover iconos

utilizar una especie dekrunner

administrar notificaciones

cambiar el fondo de pantalla

tener aplicaciones de otras compañías

utilizar el explorador web

configurar redes y ajustar el volumen

Todo ello en un entorno que comparte muchas caracterísiticas visuales y de comportamiento que el actual Plasma 5. Y para demostrar su funcionamiento nada mejor que un vídeo donde se aprecian todas las caracterísitcas antes indicadas.

  Hay que decir que el desarrollo está en una fase temprana y que solo ha sido probado en un Nexus 5 (hammerhead), así que tendremos que esperar un poco hasta poder dar el paso y poder probarlo en nuestros smartphones, aunque los más valientes ya pueden empezar a experimentar con él siguiendo las instrucciones de la wiki de Plasma Mobile.

Estaremos muy atentos a su avance y esperamos que este nuevo proyecto tenga mucho éxito.

Más información: Plasma Mobile

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