https://www.fsf.org/resources/hw/single-board-computers (2021)

https://pine64.org/documentation/ROCK64/

Pine64 boards rarely need proprietary software and they don't need it to boot like the raspberry pi does. However, that is a discussion for another time.

You are also illustrating my point. The Graphene community has a my way or the highway mentality. As it turns out stock will often be more secure as it will have the latest security updates and will have less people handing it in general so less risk of supply chain attack from a bad actor in the community. However, this is a non issue. I find a lot of the so called security holes to be fairly mild as they require very specific targeting to exploit.

In general, the people around Graphene os and Divest OS are very toxic. In the F-droid board meeting the issue was brought up that the is censorship is promotion happing for Divest OS. People who criticized Divest OS were getting banned. The person who brought this complaint has a page where they go over there beliefs and bring forward evidence. I think they are a bit harsh but they do have a point.

http://opinionplatform.org/

I use Jellyfin for recording. Right now Jellyfin can not read the json guide returned by the HDhomerun API

We could contact that person as a community

They aren't stealing login data to my knowledge

The problem is that websites sometimes change there behavior.

We should do a poll, who uses Linux?

No, we will not stop

It depends I guess. There is a bunch of different content. Not all of it is stuff I watch but there is a good selection.

Email as a protocol doesn't really support E2EE as a protocol. However, IMAP supports several forms of SSL and SSL is required by most providers.

It is but it takes a lot of time

Because you are stealing peoples data and credentials.

I use a HDhomerun

You will need to look into TV guides

You can just watch over the air channels

Cybercrime is illegal just like stealing or committing fraud

You could just set up a scheduled maintenance period. Group policy plus other tools can do it for you.

That is a massive undertaking that hasn't been done in a very long time. Modern browsers have either been around for 20 years or are forks. (Sometimes both)

We are taking about creating something from scratch. That can take 5-10 years to do.

The good news is that we have plenty of tools on our tool belt. Think browsers such as Mull and Librewolf plus extensions like ublock.

The privacy and freedom community

We don't need that much adoption we just need a engine that is capable of not screwing over everyone. We already have plenty of proprietary browsers.

Admittedly BSD may help Ladybug get more funding and development efforts.

It takes time to start from the ground up. There are a huge amount of web standards and to do it right takes time. It took a long time from Chromium to become usable.

It doesn't have zero resources. It has at least 1.2 million dollars