How well does this work?

I daily drive it on a MacBook M1 Air, and it works decently for what I do with it with very rare compatibility issues, which is mostly programming, messaging, and web usage. Performance is much better than macOS, but battery life is worse.

Still missing some basic hardware features such as USB-HDMI (which I don’t need since I use Niri) and for some reason playing audio uses a lot of CPU, so not sure if I didn’t set something up correctly or if it is an Asahi Linux problem.

I think it also supports x86_64 emulation (demonstrated with Steam), but I’ve never tried it. Or maybe they were just demonstrating the GPU driver implementations.

DAB + ListenBrainz looks so awesome

Well Android doesn’t use a mainline Linux kernel and instead adds a bunch of hacks that break compatibility with some core Linux programs, so it’s not pure in that sense either

The switch to permissive licensing is terrible for end-user software freedom given that corporations like Apple and Sony have leeched off of FreeBSD in the past to make their proprietary locked-down OSes that took over the market. Not sure what would happen if RedoxOS became usable in production, but if it turns out to function better than Linux enough to motivate corporations to shift their focus to it, open source versions for servers would probably still exist, but hardware compatibility on end-user devices would be at higher risk than before as vendors switch their support and stop open sourcing stuff. Or they keep focusing on Linux for server stuff due to the GPL license and the fact that their infrastructure is already on it.

Doesn’t it run an Android kernel?

Yes this is the video I watched lol. Also I use powder detergent

I use a dishwasher, but half of the dishes either don’t get cleaned or aren’t dishwasher safe so I have to wash by hand. I tried cleaning the filter, using detergent in the prewash, and running the water until it’s hot before starting the dishwasher, and none of it did shit.

As much as there’s ads on everything, using it on safety features would be grounds for a lawsuit

I have all of my open source apps in my main profile, a Shelter profile for proprietary apps (which I hardly use nowadays), a user profile for apps needed for my university, and another user profile for apps needed for a certain gig I’ve been involved with

I use Passkeys with Bitwarden in desktop Firefox, but for some reason I can’t get them to work in GrapheneOS/Vanadium even though I have Bitwarden set as my password provider

Buying a domain and using that is a good idea, and you can also do a catch-all so you can give each service their own address and see which ones leak your data

I think they have some sort of critical security flaw regarding spoofing that hasn’t been resolved in years and they had a forum thread about it

I’d go with SimpleX Chat.

Matrix, XMPP, Cwtch are also contenders

If you want something free, Spotube has a plugin system now so you can use ListenBrainz (FOSS-friendly and knows more tracks than Qobuz, IMO recommendation system is also more interesting) for the library data, which uses a yt-dlp/Newpipe backend (they have adding alternative backend platforms on their radar). It’s buggy right now though.

I have a problem where copying from one application and pasting in another application randomly doesn’t work (using the correct key combo) but triple mousepad click to paste does work (I use Niri)

Could also be that their selection sucks now and they have nothing worth buying

although its incorrect, i’d say their are better things to worry about

BTW a lot of open source programs have Esperanto translations (including Lemmy). Facebook does also for some reason.

I don’t have infinite resources in general, that’s why I’m searching for a job

I don’t know