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- 1Linux users joke 'I use Arch btw' on smartphones●I use ARCH btw ;) # arch # android # fastfetch # temux # linux # foss # smartphone # software # os # tool # utility # iu
A long-running Linux community joke is circulating again, with users showing off Arch Linux running on Android devices via Termux, using the fastfetch system info tool to display their setup. The phrase 'I use Arch btw' mocks the stereotype that Arch users brag about their distribution, and the hashtag post tagged free and open source software topics drew modest engagement.
- 2Android users struggle to find a good FOSS camera app●I still haven't found a FOSS camera app for Android that I like. I'm still using Pixel Camera. Open Camera is old and is
An Android user says no free and open-source camera app meets their needs, so they stick with Google's Pixel Camera. Open Camera is described as outdated and still built on the older camera2 API, LibreCamera is rarely updated, and Fossify feels generic. The complaint highlights a wider gap in the open-source Android ecosystem, where proprietary camera apps still lead on image quality and API support.
- 3Amsterdam hackerspace Technologia Incognita to host 3D printing event●New on // foss.events: TechInc 3D Sunday by Technologia Incognita Hackerspace on 01 November 2026 in Technologia Incogni
Technologia Incognita, a hackerspace in Amsterdam, is hosting a 'TechInc 3D Sunday' gathering on 1 November 2026. The event is listed on foss.events, a calendar for free and open-source software meetups, and has been announced within the FOSS community. Details about the programme have been shared via the event listing for those interested in attending.
- 4Wish to fund Thai Linux and open source with billions●If I'm a billionaire, I'll pour all of my money for Thai Linux/FOSS https:// friendica.world/display/84b6ef 2b-156a-bc4e
A technology enthusiast is voicing support for Thai Linux and free, open-source software, saying that if they were a billionaire they would pour all of their money into funding the local FOSS community. The comment, shared in a global technology discussion, has drawn little engagement so far but reflects ongoing interest in building Thailand's open-source ecosystem.