Hi James, Gajim seems to work natively on postmarketOS: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Gajim I guess this is your best bet for a XMPP client.
As for using Android apps on GNU+Linux, it seems that Anbox is the only working software available. Both postmarketOS and UBports are using it: https://postmarketos.org/faq.html#will-android-apps-be-supported http://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/userguide/dailyuse/anbox.html We are planning to port Replicant 10 (once ready) to the PinePhone. Perhaps you may wish to give Replicant a second try then. On the PinePhone we can have GPU-accelerated graphics thanks to the Lima driver. That will help a lot with the user experience. Regards, dllud On 28/07/2020 10:24, J. R. Haigh wrote: > Hi Replicant team, > I've recently preördered a PinePine (Community Edition Convergence > Package, PostmarketOS-branded), and having had a poor experience with > Replicant, I'll most likely be using one of the proper GNU+Linux distribution > that support it rather than anything Android-based. However, there are a > number of Android applications from F-Droid that I'm keen to continue using, > particularly Pix-Art Messenger and Open Camera. > On Pix-Art Messenger's Jabber channel on Sunday evening, Anbox was > recommended to me, but I don't see it in the repositories of either Debian or > Guix. Also, their website seems flashy and far detached from the Free > Software community. They mention Google Play without mentioning F-Droid. > Are there any alternatives to Anbox that have more of a connection with > the Replicant project and F-droid? What would Replicant developers recommend > for using Android applications on proper GNU+Linux? > > Kind regards, > James R. Haigh. >
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