The main difference is that GrapheneOS focuses on hardened security (sandboxed Google Play Services, their own browser Vanadium, etc.) and only runs on Pixels, CalyxOS stays closer to stock AOSP, prioritizes privacy with things like microG as a Google services replacement and supports more devices like the Fairphone and some Motorolas
I'm in the same boat. They suggest Seedvault, which I haven't tried yet. I'll do the factory reset when I don't crucially need my phone, I'll take it as an opportunity to declutter a bit. I don't need much for a functional setup. The painful part will be manually re-entering the config for my WebDAV server. Definitely not ideal, though.
To be fair I've used both and I get the complaints aimed at each philosophy. At some point, I'm just grateful these projects exist at all and for free.
Personally I still think microG is nice to have, flaws and all. My Motorola lasts four days on one charge and I have a gut feeling that not having Play Services constantly running is part of why.
Either way you're better off than stock
They support all standard email protocols (IMAP, POP3, SMTP) even Sieve for server-side filters, so you can use any mail client you prefer rather than being locked into official apps. They offer CardDAV for contacts and CalDAV for calendars, and their drive can be mounted via WebDAV.
Pricing is reasonable and personal domains are supported.
I also tackled restoring a chair that had a thick layer of paint. The seat was split, so I repaired it with domino joiners. Removing the paint was a real struggle: I started by scraping, then disassembled the parts, which was difficult because the old glue joints wouldnât come apart cleanly. The turned, symmetrical pieces I was able to refinish on the lathe, but for the rest I spent hours sanding the carved curves. It turned out to be pine underneath, so it wasn't worth the effort.
They support all standard email protocols (IMAP, POP3, SMTP) even Sieve for server-side filters, so you can use any mail client you prefer rather than being locked into official apps.
They offer CardDAV for contacts and CalDAV for calendars, and their drive can be mounted via WebDAV.
Pricing is reasonable and personal domains are supported.
OP only shares links from this "blog"
I first thought this was a zabaione
The best đ
Sounds like Punkt MP02 which has its own Signal client, but Iâve never seen any real feedback on it
Strong Martin Paar vibes đ
Edit: Sorry for the duplicate comment, my connection was unstable, I think thatâs why
The main difference is that GrapheneOS focuses on hardened security (sandboxed Google Play Services, their own browser Vanadium, etc.) and only runs on Pixels, CalyxOS stays closer to stock AOSP, prioritizes privacy with things like microG as a Google services replacement and supports more devices like the Fairphone and some Motorolas
I'm in the same boat. They suggest Seedvault, which I haven't tried yet. I'll do the factory reset when I don't crucially need my phone, I'll take it as an opportunity to declutter a bit. I don't need much for a functional setup. The painful part will be manually re-entering the config for my WebDAV server. Definitely not ideal, though.
To be fair I've used both and I get the complaints aimed at each philosophy. At some point, I'm just grateful these projects exist at all and for free. Personally I still think microG is nice to have, flaws and all. My Motorola lasts four days on one charge and I have a gut feeling that not having Play Services constantly running is part of why. Either way you're better off than stock
Je ne savais pas s'il Ă©tait possible de mentionner un utilisateur dans un post, mais je remarque que ce n'Ă©tait mĂȘme pas nĂ©cessaire đ
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambigram
Je me permets de copier-coller tel quel un commentaire que jâavais dĂ©jĂ Ă©crit ailleurs.
Lâavantage de supporter des protocoles standards est de ne pas ĂȘtre dĂ©pendant du dĂ©veloppement dâun client. Typiquement, jâutilise leurs protocoles WebDAV simplement pour synchroniser mes notes, que ce soit sur ordinateur ou sur tĂ©lĂ©phone.
I also tackled restoring a chair that had a thick layer of paint. The seat was split, so I repaired it with domino joiners. Removing the paint was a real struggle: I started by scraping, then disassembled the parts, which was difficult because the old glue joints wouldnât come apart cleanly. The turned, symmetrical pieces I was able to refinish on the lathe, but for the rest I spent hours sanding the carved curves. It turned out to be pine underneath, so it wasn't worth the effort.
Je le regarde chaque jour et je ne connais pas d'Ă©quivalent malheureusement...
Le gadget est effectivement tentantâŻ! Jâai toutefois lâimpression que ma Kindle, toujours en mode avion, et Calibre pour ajouter nâimporte quel document sans DRM par USB, rĂ©pond dĂ©jĂ Ă mes besoins
What is wrong with WireGuard?
I'm extremely satisfied with mailbox.org!
They support all standard email protocols (IMAP, POP3, SMTP) even Sieve for server-side filters, so you can use any mail client you prefer rather than being locked into official apps. They offer CardDAV for contacts and CalDAV for calendars, and their drive can be mounted via WebDAV.
Pricing is reasonable and personal domains are supported.
Isn't Tuta based in Germany anyway?
Pas le gorafi !
Followed by the Night of Seville for the West German team
I love the light contrast and the texture! What do you use OP?