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Firefox 126 Available - Adds "Linux" To The Android User Agent String
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Originally posted by Kjell View Post
What's the exact string?
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Originally posted by avis View PostSecondly, no one really cares except for purists and devoted Linux fans for whom Android is "a Linux success story", except it's a failure story because the mainline kernel looks to be completely incompatible with anything reliable/enterprisy/mass produced. And the mainline kernel is found neither in RHEL, nor in Android.
"completely" incompatible he says.
lol.
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Originally posted by andyprough View Post
It would make it a lot easier if the term "Linux" was used properly to refer to a kernel, and not to talk about an imaginary "general purpose OS" that only exists in the minds of the technically illiterate.
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Originally posted by eltimablo View PostIf pretentiousness could generate electricity, this comment would be enough to power the East Coast of the US for like a year all by itself.
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Originally posted by Magissia View Post
kernel version 6.1 isn't that old and statically compiled binaries works as is most of the time when copied to the smartphone. AOSP is a Linux distro.
As for being a Linux distro, show me glibc or at least musl in Android. Wait, there's none?
What about systemd or upstart? Oops, none.
What about xorg/wayland? Oops, nothing.
Maybe you can run a run of the mill Linux distro on your smartphone? Oops, it won't even start, oh, you can't even install it given a peculiar partitioning scheme.
Version 6.1 you said? Can you compile linux-6.1.tar.xz without heavily patching it instead your Android's own kernel? Oh, wait, you can't.
A Linux distro, my a$$. You could be a great comedian.
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