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Thanks for posting

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Then it’s still on Microsoft for pushing that update through what is essentially a patch pipeline

Ah, it seems to be a Photon issue, never mind

@pcouy@lemmy.pierre-couy.fr The link to you lemmy is dead

Voyager and Eternity do it as far as I know, haven’t checked though

Reminds me to disable the displaynames feature in Lemmy

Honestly security is not the main reason I use containers, but ease of use. Docker (or containerization in general) makes it really easy to keep a clean host system when you regularly try out new services, there’s no baggage left behind when you remove a container and once you remove their mount/volume, you are usually rid of them pretty cleanly. Additionally it makes migration to new machines/distros way easier and less time consuming.

I don’t rely on docker seperation to keep my machine safe, although I probably could

The passkey function doesn’t work with 3rd party password managers anyway, unless you use Android 14+ (I think, maybe even 15). Otherwise the Google default tries to handle it.

So, worse it is

You can game perfectly well on linux thanks to Steam. Except for VR.

Mediatek phones never get custom ROMs since Mediatek refuses to publish the necessary packages although the Android license demands it

or your pics analyzed for ads

I mean… It’s perfectly usable as it is. Even though it’s still in early development, it already has more feature than basically every competitor (except Google Photos maybe)

Well, they do say, that it is in very active development. There will be a time when updates get more stable and where they will offer an automated update path, just not now.

How about you mind your own fucking business? Maybe they watch something on their break?

Yes I know the manufacturers do, but there’s no reason for the drivers to be replaced when the kernel is updated, you could hold them separately or reapply them after an update

And there are Linux distros with rolling releases, where the drivers stay where they are and the OS around them gets updated without issue. I’m sure the smart people at the Android team could do something similar

But Googles decides, that that is possible. I fthey changed the structure to enforce a seperation there’s nothing that would keep Android updates from those devices. Put all hardware and device specific stuf in a seperate layer and have it accessible to the updatable system. And it’s not like these vendors have an alternative to go to