@lispi314 @jeroensky @Tutanota @pino Linux is becoming higher quality due to the use of AI models rather than worse. It was already filled with low quality code riddled with bugs including vulnerabilities. The slop was written by the human kernel developers and now AI models are finding the massive number of holes in it. It's true they're merging low quality code from AI models but you have to bear in mind they've been merging low quality code from humans with minimal code review all along.
@lispi314 @jeroensky @Tutanota @pino Linux kernel is probably a dead end in terms of making a high security OS because they aren't at all fully on board with using Rust and converting it into a hybrid kernel with a lot of isolation instead of only being a monolithic kernel. They're still putting tons of stuff into kernel space simply due to project organization. If they had a way to ship closely tied userspace components without ABI compatibility for those it would help security quite a lot.
@GrapheneOS @lispi314 @jeroensky @Tutanota
Sure it's not perfect. But it sounds like we are awaiting some great Rust-based new OS, designed and implemented by AI, without all the legacy garbage from the last half century. And still powerful enough to be practically usable for various tasks.
I mean, yeah, nobody would be sad. At least if it would be FOSS (otherwise you again have to trust some dodgy US corp).
But when will that be available?
@GrapheneOS @lispi314 @Tutanota @pino
I choose Fairphone with /e/OS, because it was the only option on a fairphone with less google as possible.
I ask Proton Lumo about if their is a Smartphone with #GrapheneOS preinstalled (so warranty@ GrapheneOS) and no Pixel device. Lumo mention something interesting:
#Motorola announced a partnership with the GrapheneOS Foundation at MWC 2026 to ship phones with GrapheneOS starting in 2027. This will be the first major OEM to pre-install it officially.
@jeroensky @lispi314 @Tutanota @pino /e/ has extraordinarily bad security and awful privacy. One of the main things they do is build in a whole bunch of privileged Google services into AOSP along with a bunch of their own problematic services. It isn't anything close to the OS option for Fairphones with the least Google services.
Fairphones don't have decent secure features or updates regardless of OS choice. Those aren't reasonably secure devices. GrapheneOS won't be using insecure devices.