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jaidan | 1 year ago

This was the basis of how FuriLabs managed to get such good Android app integration. Obviously they’ve forked it [0] and heavily modified it, but the user experience they’ve created with this to allow Android apps on a Linux phone has been great.

[0] https://github.com/FuriLabs/waydroid

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GranPC|1 year ago

Hi, Jesus from FuriLabs here! We're just winding down from FOSDEM but happy to answer any questions & feedback :)

user_7832|1 year ago

My biggest question is: why haven’t you guys advertised yourselves more? I’ve heard of liberem and the pinephone but never knew you guys had a phone? With half-decent hardware and actual water proofing?? I swear if I had the disposable cash I’d have bought one (and I hope to anyway soon).

Ok, here’s a more typical question: I’ve heard your phone uses halium, what exactly is it? Some kind of hardware abstraction layer? Some people online appear to dislike it. (And googling unfortunately gives very few links that aren’t super technical.)

bacchusracine|1 year ago

I know I'm late to the discussion but can you comment on the hearing aid compatibility (HAC) of the phone? It's something that keeps me tethered to bigger name phones since most of the time smaller companies don't even know what that is...

moondev|1 year ago

I'm interested in why the linked implementation is different or enhanced. There is nothing on the readme and I guess I would need to track down a summary of the talk

ttkari|1 year ago

Your project certainly looks very interesting! Any chance of another device with a smaller form factor sometime in the future? This one is huge :)

OsrsNeedsf2P|1 year ago

What's the difference between FuriLabs and all the other Linux phones that have 1 hour of battery life and no app support?