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Post #42663 62
Why isn't flatpak mesa beta/git 25.08 branch getting updates anymore

I noticed that the 25.08 Flatpak branch of Mesa Git drivers has not received updates since April, and the new .08 branch usually gets released in September. Additionally, the software might not move to the latest runtime, 26.08.

I think having Git versions of drivers is very productive for finding bugs, but I don’t understand why the maintainers stop maintaining the Git drivers in Flatpak so quickly. I believe this is a problem, and the maintainers should keep the beta drivers maintained in Flatpak.

It’s also possible that the issue is on my system and the updates are being released, but I’m simply not receiving them. If that’s the case, do you have any idea how I could fix it?

https://redd.it/1uupu16
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Post #42657 66
Linux Market Share Exceeded 10% in the USA for July (as of 07-12-2026)

The Linux market share (according to statcounter) has exceeded 10% in the USA for the ongoing month of July.

https://preview.redd.it/dclztsebvrch1.png?width=1202&format=png&auto=webp&s=94871a15ecdcfcf6fe399c3b888ccbaa0af05239

How accurate the data is—I'm not sure. But previous datapoints are showing a trend.

This trend could likely be a direct result of the release of the Steam Machine, which would explain why it's higher in the USA (for the ongoing month of July) than it is worldwide (which is at 7.28%). Additionally, SteamOS was released for desktop recently, which could be affecting the operating system that users are using (both in the USA and worldwide).

https://redd.it/1uubgi2
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StatCounter Global Stats Desktop Operating System Market Share United States Of America | Statcounter Global Stats This graph shows the market share of desktop operating systems in United States Of America based on over 3 billion monthly page views.
Post #42654 69
HELP is it nuked. I just tried turning on pc and doesn't seem to have the OS on it, it was perfectly fine last night even played a little crimson desert turned off went to bed just went to boot and nothing now might have reinstall lucky 90% the computer stuff is my desktop drive
https://redd.it/1uu3s6v
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Post #42651 71
What phones are you using?

I have been wanting a new phone for a while now and I have my eyes on the Fairphone with e/OS. What drew me in is the prospect of being able to easily replace parts of the phone as well as the alternative OS. But before I buy anything expensive I figured I would ask for advice first.

I am looking for something that is de-Googled and I refuse to buy Apple products. I value (in descending order of importance) everyday functionality (calendar, maps, music etc.), privacy, compatibility with common apps, battery life and sturdiness. Though I am aware that "privacy" and "smartphone" do not exactly go hand in hand.

What alternative phone do you guys recommend? Are there mobile Linux distros (other than Android) that are worth looking into? I heard Graphene isn't bad but I have no experience either way.
Thoughts on the Fairphone?

https://redd.it/1utxd0m
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Fairphone The Fairphone (Gen. 6) Switch to a new smartphone experience.
Post #42650 66
Scam warning: the RootBoard handheld on Kickstarter

A warning about a potential Kickstarter scam for a Linux handheld.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dian-lieu/rootboard

All photos and all videos are AI generated and no real prototype has been shown yet.

It also appears similar to a legit project that however does exist and delivered.

https://www.elecrow.com/zepir-raspberry-pi-zero-mini-computer-handheld.html





https://redd.it/1utx04w
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Kickstarter RootBoard - The Open Pocket Linux Computer A Raspberry Pi-powered handheld Linux computer with a real keyboard, display, speaker, and fully open hardware. Built for makers.
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