@devrtz :debian: ,
btw, I think I need a t-shirt with these words. or a patch on my backpack. Yeah, I think a patch for my backpack will happen in the near future. And if anybody wants to print stickers or anything else, I will submit this to the usual places :D
(And until I've submitted it to the right places, the source can be found on eoval.org/YFf9WaTC#debian_phon… , under the same license as the debian logo)
@Fabio , @Diego Roversi and the other locals: if you also want something with these words, we can talk about it :)
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Elena ``of Valhalla''
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(assuming that the photosensitive thing for screen printing is still working, otherwise it will happen in the somewhat less near future when I buy a new bottle)
fnord99
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in reply to fnord99 • •@fnord99 mine can't, and I wouldn't want to do that anyway.
Now, I wouldn't mind using a few apps that are in f-droid, but not strongly enough that I have ever bothered looking into how to do it.
Anyway, I posted on my linux mobile experience some months ago, and it's still pretty accurate (but note that some of the big problems are hardware-related and apparently are not a problem with a more expensive phone) blog.trueelena.org/blog/2023/0…
devrtz :debian:
in reply to fnord99 • • •@fnord99
To be brutally honest:
Don't know, don't care.
I avoid that shit for a reason.
And I have always had enough willpower to resist that shit.
If you must, feel free to feel offended 🦄
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Elena ``of Valhalla''
in reply to devrtz :debian: • •@devrtz :debian: @fnord99 @Fabio @Diego Roversi the biggest temptation for me would be StreetComplete (from f-droid, not from the playstore), but then I have a pinephone, so the GPS is, well, not great, and I'm not sure it would work anyway.
For everything else I'd need I can think of an alternative that is native to linux and packaged in debian.
(a Librem 5 may solve that problem, but that's quite out of my budget)
fnord99
in reply to devrtz :debian: • • •Elena ``of Valhalla''
in reply to fnord99 • •@fnord99 @Fabio @Diego Roversi @devrtz :debian:
for tickets for public transport I go to a kiosk (or sometimes an actual ticket window with an actual person, because the kiosk is half-broken). If I was using it more often I would probably buy a monthly pass online from the website.
For cashless payments I use the payment card from my bank.
I've had pretty bad experiences with navigation with live traffic information when traveling with friends (being sent on unreasonable detours that probably *increased* travel time), so, meh, that's not really something I feel the need for.
For online banking I use the website, usually from my pc; there is some 2FA happening with a phone call (with a machine, not a person)
I haven't tried those websites from a mobile browser, they may or may not work (I'm sure that the train website is horrible, but that's also true on the pc version, the only way to navigate it is by blocking 3/4 of the javascript, which firefox on the pinephone could do.)
AFAIK some EV charging places in EU have a card that you can use if you don't want to install an app. I really hope that as EVs get more common they will start accepting cash or cards like every other place where you have to buy things, however. (I also don't travel enough to be in the market for an EV, or any kind of new car, at the moment)
fnord99
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