I want my phone to work like Bluetooth headphones, but for my real actual computer.
I want my phone to be no more than a graphical display of my own data being processed on my own hardware.
I want my phone to be no more than a graphical display of my own data being processed on my own hardware.
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Kinsey
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in reply to Kinsey • • •Vivian
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in reply to Vivian • • •Any sort of personal VPN would be a good idea for this.
Shae Erisson
in reply to Vivian • • •It's worth trying out took me fifteen minutes to setup a network and add my devices.
I'd planned a whole weekend to setup my network, had to find something else to do with the rest of my time.
Michael Dexter
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in reply to Shae Erisson • •I have started using what I call the Nunchuck computer
It's a tablet running a full linux with QoL tools to let it act like a tablet, and then it can be plugged into a dock (or just keyboard) to be a full sized laptop. And then I can stream a larger desktop to get more power, or offload to my servers for better compute or storage.
I really wish that the main device was a phone with an optional larger screen though.
For my wife we are placing Thinkcentres around the house, and then getting a nice portable screen, a small cluster of smart speakers, and a portable keyboard/mouse, making a lapdesk which is a full workstation, but plugs into compute that lives on places with good seating in our house, and uses Mycroft for voice control the rest of the time. The homedir on the users is stored on an NFS, so her individual data is automatically backed up, and the different devices have the same data.
Reimagining computing is so necessary!
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