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Installing QGIS 3.44 LTS on PostmarketOS (generic x86_64) devices.

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I predict that we will see the merger of laptops into smaller mobile devices capable of being connected to a large screen for mapping and geospatial work where the applications are increasingly cloud based. I believe that PostmarketOS is already a good contender as a decent (if currently still experimental) operating system, private and secure. Let's focus for a moment on the advantages over other linux distributions.  PostmarketOS’s (Currently at version 26.06) main advantage is that it is designed specifically to make phones, tablets and other embedded/mobile devices behave like maintainable Linux computers , rather than adapting a conventional desktop distribution after the fact. Principal advantages 1. Strong mobile-device focus postmarketOS provides infrastructure specifically for: touch-oriented interfaces such as Phosh and Plasma Mobile; mobile modems, calls and SMS where supported; suspend, battery management, screen rotation and sensors; device-specific kernels, fi...

Euro-Office - Time to escape american Big-Tech?

 github.com/Euro-Office Sovereign office suite Euro-Office to release June 9 - Nextcloud