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Discussion (10 Comments)Read Original on HackerNews

NoboruWataya•31 minutes ago
I did think postmarketOS was a bit of an awkward name but it was also widely recognised, at least in Linux nerd circles. I guess this will cause a bit of confusion in the short term but hopefully lead to broader recognition in the longer term. Though the obstacles to Nura's growth are probably not primarily branding-related.
lucb1e•5 minutes ago
Yeah, I was trying to think of a mnemonic to remember this new name but I'm coming up short. The old one was indeed... somehow 'post-market' isn't the best vibe so I do get the point of a rebrand in general
maelito•about 1 hour ago
I'd be so happy to install this on my phone. I miss the time when I was using Samsung Dex. Incredible to not hold my computer around anymore. But Samsung... not open-source, buggy.
bornfreddy•42 minutes ago
Why don't you? No time like now.
jchw•15 minutes ago
Very few phones have good enough upstream Linux support to run Nura as a daily driver. It's an active area of research but getting something where you have a working camera, phone calls and reliable sleep/resume has become somewhat of a white whale.

I haven't checked in a while, but I've dabbled in Linux phones for years now so I'd be surprised if it changed that much since last I looked.

jayfx•about 1 hour ago
I kind of still prefers postmarketOS
poppafuze•about 1 hour ago
logo still sucks
rsolva•about 1 hour ago
Nah, it is just right, nerdy, simple and not a blob of colors. It fits the project!
Evidlo•27 minutes ago
Seems totally fine to me
denysvitali•29 minutes ago
FYI: they don't accept AI contributions.

From experience, AI is a 10x (or more) booster for getting a new device up and running - or porting mainline Linux to those super old (3.x) kernel forks.

I'll not contribute back anymore - this is a real bummer, but I guess they made their choice.

Context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49704503#49745309

https://docs.nura.eco/policies-and-processes/development/ai-...