Hello guys, i just inherited a Redmi Note 8 Pro. I've been using LineageOS for a lot of time, and I really like the way I managed to set up everything.

I've been searching and because of the processor (MediaTek) it is hard to install Roms, but I really hate MIUI and Google ecosystem, and I don't want to go back to it.

It is really important for me that the rom doesn't have google services.

Any recomandation? I've seen roms like:

• CrAndroid
• Unofficial LineageOS
• HavocOS

Thanks for everything!!

Hey guys, i just seen this thing. Summarising, it is a common database for all Meta, Amazon, Apple and TomTom data collected from places, routes and maps.

In my mind I've seen it as a copy of open street maps but made by big tech. They point out that is Open Source oriented, and they give instructions for API use.

Always open. The Overture schema and format aim for compatibility with free and open-source tools and technologies and avoid depending on closed-source or proprietary tools and technologies.

I mean, it is a very good idea, but my question is: Why not give all data to OpenStreetMaps, who is currently doing what they are trying? Do you see any downside or possible way to collect data/make profit or something like that?

Remember that almost any company does nothing for the love of art.

What do you all think?

Hello guys, thanks for the help and your time before starting.

My problem is this one:

I have Debian 12 installed onto my computer with 4 partitions:

Total disk is 466,6 GiB (~=500 GB)

• "/"           Size: 22,7 GiB  (42% used)

• "/tmp"        Size: 1,8 GiB  (6% used)

• "/var"        Size: 9,1 GiB  (84% used)

• "/home"       Size: 433 GiB  (12% used)

"/var" is almot full, with a 84% used, and I want to try to decrease that percentage. I've removed logs and all I could remove, but that percentage is still pretty high.

Searching around, I found that apps installed through Flatpack are stored in "/var/lib". This may be my problem? Is there any way to store Flatpack apps on "/home"

Solution -------

Thanks to @[email protected] and @[email protected]

To solve this I moved "/var/lib/flatpack" to "/home/user/..."

Then I softlinked the folder to its previous place with the next command:

ln -s [source || /home/user/.../flatpak] [Destination || /var/lib/]

I reduced the storage percentage to a 18,5% :D

Edit: corrections

Hi guys, I am trying to get a new code editor for my projects. Browsing around I found that atom (which is one that i've always wanted to use) is still "alive" thanks to Pulsar project. What do you all think?