I would love to see a minecart / rail update. They were once a critical piece of Minecraft, now often neglected as there are much better ways to get around.
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I use this for NewPipe as there seems to be no alternative for Linux, and I can sync my subscriptions from my phone which is nice. It works surprisingly well. I also tried RedReader but it doesn’t seem to work.
I agree. As it stands, there is no immediate problem with buying a vendor unlockable phone for LineageOS or GrapheneOS. It does seem like Google is slowly closing the doors to FOSS, so the future could require an AOSP fork. But it also might not. We don’t really know for sure. As long as LineageOS and GrapheneOS exist and have developers, we have nothing to sorry about.
If, in the future, all hardware manufacturers fail us, I have used Waydroid on an old Thinkpad, and it is fantastic. And, more in the Linux ecosystem is Android Translation Layer which translates Android syscalls into Linux syscalls. It is buggy, but I could see it getting better in the future.
Anyway, I’m not really worried. There are still a lot of paths forward, and FOSS advocates are persistent.
I would love to use it, but I’ve had some issues with getting it working with Termux. The author provides some builds that have the same signatures as Termux, along with instructions on setting up early-init.el here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/android-ports-for-gnu-emacs/ which I thought should resolve any issues. However, I’ve encounter issues with permissions and with interpreting certain paths (/usr/bin, /etc/ /usr/lib) which makes some features which execute commands fail on Emacs. I also get annoying warnings spamming the console like
WARNING: linker: normalize_path - invalid input: "nil", the input path should be absolute
. I’m kind of waiting until someone has a better solution for Termux integration.
It sounds like you know how to debank yourself, but you’re afraid to execute it. If you would prefer to store cash in a safe, it might be smarter to use something that could keep up with inflation, like gold. Cash will become more worthless as time passes.