Linux removing an outdated, insecure Microsoft USB network protocol that's still on Windows
Linux removing an outdated, insecure Microsoft USB network protocol that's still on Windows
The Linux foundation seems ready to finally axe a Microsoft-made remote network protocol for USB that is still a part of modern Windows operating systems.
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@cm0002 eh, does that mean I can't anymore tweak my Lumia? Fuck (yes I still have a Lumia, even many years after their death, it is still my best phone, android can't compete, an android, and I mean all of them, lags like hell on 2Gb RAM, the Lumia runs super smoothly with 1 Gb RAM)
android, and I mean all of them, lags like hell on 2Gb RAM
False. The key is the software you use. I use Lineage OS without Gapps, most apps from F-droid and my mid-range Samsung runs pretty smoothly with 2GB of RAM.
This. LineageOS on any device that supports it immediately improves said device x10.
I have an old as hell Galaxy tablet that had slowed down to a crawl after a few years. With LineageOS it's usable again.
@specterspectre @michael_palmer can you find an official custom ROM of LineageOS for Nokia X or Alcatel Pixi 4 (4")?
@specterspectre @michael_palmer also Samsung Galaxy A70, however, it is critical that I don't leave it unusable since it's essential for my work
@specterspectre @michael_palmer or maybe a Huawei P5 pro
https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/ read on. Don't start any process on any device without reading all the info and steps.
@specterspectre eh, I'm not a developer, plus, tuto like this takes time that I hardly find
@specterspectre plus, it doesn't have any of the phones I own
Unlikely, unless you tweak your Lumia that's plugged into a windows system remotely from a Linux system
@cm0002 there's another way: using a VM
Can't you not run your android on 2gb of ram? 🙃 That's such a weird complaint to be honest, how often did you tweak your lumia before, anyway?