postmarketOS (@postmarketOS@treehouse.systems) We made good progress on automated hardware testing in postmarketOS, resulting in being able to run pmaports changes on a real OP6T! Thanks to everybody who donated to postmarketOS or contributed their time to make this possible! ❤️ More about this and future plans: https://postmarketos.org/blog/2026/01/21/hw-ci-mvp/ #linuxmobile #CI_tron

Looks #phosh is under test there too, awesome and congrats to this big step!

social.treehouse.systems/@postmarketOS/1159340876...

Fish 🐟 (@runefish@wetdry.world) Attached: 1 image Finally got #Pocketblue booting on my Poco F1! Still needs some work to fix audio and bluetooth, but it shouldn't be too difficult #linuxmobile #mobilelinux

FIrst screenshot we've seen from #Phocketblue with #Phosh on a real device:

https://wetdry.world/@runefish/115905527751141646

Daniel Wood (@dubstar_04@fosstodon.org) Attached: 1 image Update time. Oneplus 6, Pixel 3a and Fairphone 4 all running @postmarketOS@treehouse.systems with @phosh@social.phosh.mobi #mobilelinux #Fairphone

Nice!

https://fosstodon.org/@dubstar_04/115871455844177225

#phoshspotting

Charlie (@Charlie@toot.cafe) Attached: 3 images Someone on the Steam subreddit was asking for Valve to make a #SteamOS phone (seeing how the new VR headset is Arm but also playes x86 steam games). And I thought "Hey, I've already got #PostmarketOS on a phone. We know Valve is using some 'FEX' library. How hard could it be?" As it turned out, remarkably easy. (Though, it helps that someone already wrote a guide for it: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Steam ) Pretty sure it's a YMMV situation, but my milage was pretty good. #FEX_Emu

Awesome to see this #steam demo is using #Phosh:

https://toot.cafe/@Charlie/115585321948364574

#PhoshSpotting

Jozef Mlich (@jmlich@fosstodon.org) Attached: 1 image Mobile Linux Stand at #OpenAlt #postmarketOS, #NemoMobile, #Droidian

Some phones running #Phosh spotted at #OpenAlt :

https://fosstodon.org/@jmlich/115473933420152744

Thanks for sharing the pictures @jmlich

#PhoshSpotting

Luca Weiss (@z3ntu@fosstodon.org) Attached: 3 images Camera support on Fairphone 4 with postmarketOS is coming to you very soon! All 3 cameras are supported, main rear camera, ultra-wide camera and front camera. And all with a completely open source software stack of course! #postmarketOS #LinuxMobile #MobileLinux #libcamera #Fairphone #Fairphone4 #Cat #Caturday

Awesome @z3ntu and great to see it works with #Phosh too.

https://fosstodon.org/@z3ntu/115429717965420036

#PhoshSpotting

Richard (mental age 79) (@flamingradian@sineware.ca) Attached: 1 image Rogers: You wouldn't download a phone plan. It seems like someone got me a new phone, but I still have things to do on the Pixel 3a, and Rogers seems very expensive, so I downloaded my phone plan on a different carrier. both: - downloading the eSIM from the internet - paying for it, as in how Toronto once had to "download" the cost of some provincial highways to their own budget Rogers is also one of the few carriers that pushes IPv6-only.

Nice to see @z3ntu 's eSIM Manager in action

social.sineware.ca/@flamingradian/115393142...

#PhoshSpotting

Post by Mike Sheldon, @mike@hendike.co.uk With only minimal hackery, I've managed to get Flutter apps compiling and running natively on @postmarketOS@treehouse.systems Next steps will be adapting…

Another #PhoshSpotting as far as I can tell:

hendike.co.uk/@mike/statuses/01K7MC849...

Factorio Running On Mobile As a video game, _DOOM_ has achieved cult status not just for its legendary gameplay and milestone developments but also because it’s the piece of software that’s likely been ported to the most number of platforms. Almost everything with a processor can run the 1993 shooter, but as it ages, this becomes less of a challenge. More modern games are starting to move into this position, and _Factorio_ may be taking a leading position. [Point Substantial] has gotten this game to run on a mobile phone. The minimum system requirements for _Factorio_ are enough to make this a challenge, especially compared to vintage title like _DOOM_. For Linux systems a dual-core processor and 8 GB of memory are needed, as well as something with at least 1 GB of VRAM. [Point_Substantial]’s Xiaomi Mi 9T almost meets these official minimum requirements, with the notable exception of RAM. This problem was solved by adding 6 GB of swap space to make up for the difference. The real key to getting this running is that this phone doesn’t run Android, it runs the Linux-only postmarketOS. Since it’s a full-fledged Linux distribution rather than Android, it can run any software any other Linux computer can, including Steam. And it can also easily handle inputs for periphreals including a Switch Pro controller, which is important because this game doesn’t have touch inputs programmed natively. The other tool that [Point_Substantial] needed was box86/box64, a translation layer to run x86 code on ARM. But with all the pieces in place it’s quite possible to run plenty of games semi-natively on a system like this. In fact, we’d argue it’s a shame that more phones don’t have support for Linux distributions like postmarketOS based on the latest news about Android. Thanks to [Keith] for the tip!

Factorio running on #Phosh: hackaday.com/2025/10/15/factorio-runn...

#PhoshSpotting

…let's see where this leads… #shotonlibrem5

It's a #phosh 😀

chrichri.ween.de/o/1d2b0563ff3045ebbe36f8...

#PhoshSpotting

Free Software Foundation Europe (@fsfe@mastodon.social) Attached: 1 image Amazing presentation about #freeyourandroid at VIScon in the #ethzurich with @Lioh@social.anoxinon.de and Alex. Next we will present #publicmoneypubliccode at 12:00 by @annabonnie in the room HG E 1.1

#Phosh spotted at Viscon:

https://mastodon.social/@fsfe/115354797939630316

#PhoshSpotting