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Matt (It's really me) Hartley

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Doer of all things Linux-y. I am the Linux Support Lead at Framework Computer Inc. My opinions here are my own.

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Welcoming Myna, and where EasySpeak fits in

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https://github.com/ctsdownloads/easyspeak/discussions/244

#Linux #Accessibility #OpenSource #VoiceControl #Ubuntu #GNOME #Myna

GitHubWelcoming Myna, and where EasySpeak fits in · ctsdownloads easyspeak · Discussion #244Oct. 19, 2026 I'm Matt Hartley, founder, creator and product manager of EasySpeak, a fully local, open-source voice control system for the Linux desktop. EasySpeak is a community project that I wor...
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RE: https://mastox.eu/@Sans_Google/117468984029131297

I'll speak to this. I've been doing the Linux thing for 20-25 years. Give or take.

No. Why, app ecosystem.

I love to romanticize and believe that I can get a map application, I can make phone calls and text messages while interacting on Mastodon from my phone...so a Linux phone will be great.

In reality, it's missing my Banking insurance, local city and county services that have app specific amenities, restaurants I eat at the list goes on.

For most people, that Gap has to be filled.

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Linux phones: could they finally become a real alternative to Android and iOS? After years of stagnation, Linux phones may be approaching a turning point. In a recent article, Amos Batto explains how new hardware options, more mature interfaces like Phosh and Plasma Mobile, and t

MastoxSmartphones sans Google (GAFAM) (@[email protected])Attached: 1 image Linux phones: could they finally become a real alternative to Android and iOS? After years of stagnation, Linux phones may be approaching a turning point. In a recent article, Amos Batto explains how new hardware options, more mature interfaces like Phosh and Plasma Mobile, and tools such as Waydroid could make Linux phones more practical. But better technology alone won’t be
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