They don’t look the same though. I’ve only been to the Murena website and looked at their “phone 2”, that’s not the same hardware as Fairphone.
Edit: okay, I should have scrolled down a bit more. It looks like they made a " Murena Fairphone" too, where they’ve given a Fairphone the Murena treatment.
Murena phones are basically Fairphone with /e/OS
One of the main features of Fairphones is that they are easily repairable - it doesn’t look like Murena has done anything to make it easier to fix.
Perhaps Fairphone?
stealing cars
I don’t remember this one either, but wasn’t there a while back when it was a trend to wreck bathrooms/toilets? Not sure if it was a challenge, but it was something that started on TikTok.
Plenty of other stories
I’m glad.
My mother was a professional hot air balloon pilot…
I really liked how this started, but not how it progressed.
Is the deer the Libreboot logo? Mine has a rabbit (Coreboot). I flashed Coreboot on my old Chromebook a couple of years ago and it’s been running different flavours of linux since without any fuss.
In the high end Audio/headphone community many people still use them. Some of them are really expensive, too… However, as far as I remember, certain iPods are still considered some of the best portable players because their DAC is still really good.
That’s a pretty nice bundle. The games I would want from that bundle are already in my collection, but if they weren’t, I’d be all over it!
Also from Denmark. I came here to say Lolland-Falster, but yours work too!
ONYX has something similar with their Boox devices, but the colors look kinda dull in both cases.
I’m not in the US so perhaps it’s an option for me?
If I recall correctly, even the Boox devices don’t do colors that well… But it’s better than nothing. Also, I forgot to mention I’d prefer if it was affordable. I’ll go back and add that to my original post.
I just want an affordable 10" color e-ink ebook reader, that has natural colors, so it is good enough to read modern comics on.
Edit: I forgot to mention “affordable”
Congratulations! 🎉
Amazing! OP Delivers!
Same here. I’ve been on Pop OS for the past three years with a GTX 980ti, and have only had a few driver issues that were easily fixed. There’s usually a guide on how to fix it on System76’s homepage soon after the issue is discovered. Generally I’ve been very happy running Pop on my gaming rig. I’ve tried other distros (Manjaro and Garuda) but Pop has been the one to stay installed the longest.
I’ll be following your progress closely!
I’ve told this story on here before, but here it is again: I used to write for a very Windows-centric computer magazine, and after a couple of years I noticed that most of the content I was writing was about how to make Windows behave less like Windows. So I thought I’d give Linux a go, and I haven’t looked back since. I’ve had phases when I tried convincing all my friends to make the switch, but I’ve realized that it’s just not for everyone. I don’t think I’m obsessed, I don’t customize my desktop much, I just want my system to work smoothly.