The original overview dates back to 2023 but is updated, e.g. to mention EoL of DivestOS. Security updates are observed over a longer period of time. Its criticism is that though updates are provided monthly their release in comparision to the release of the patches is delayed by some days and sometimes incomplete. Can be compared here: https://source.android.com/docs/security/bulletin/asb-overview and here: https://calyxos.org/news/ The original overview in German can be found here: https://www.kuketz-blog.de/android-grapheneos-calyxos-und-co-unter-der-lupe-custom-roms-teil1/

I’d recommend iodéOS instead of /e/OS as the former is considered a bit more secure than the latter, see overview of Custom ROMs here (summarized from a well known German IT-Security Blog). You can also buy a FP5 with iodé preinstalled.

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Works like a charme across major platforms and formats.

Last time I checked versions for Android and Linux were unpaid.

I have an Asus Eee PC from 2009 running Puppy Linux (as a secondary device).
As already pointed out you will need a leightweight distro and desktop environment.

https://distrochooser.de/ (available in English) can help you find the right distro, it takes into account the age of your device, your Linux knowledge, use case and a lot more.

https://github.com/YangDai2003/OpenNote-Compose
Though it might be lacking in terms of UX.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/download-your-kindle-books-asap-before-amazon-kills-this-feature-next-week/

Second Lawnchair. AFAIK it’s the only FOSS launcher that supports Graphene OS’ Private Space.

Might be worth taking a look at David Zindell’s “The Ea Cycle”.

“The Realm of the Elderlings” in general I’d say.

Unfortunately AnySoft Keyboard doesn’t seem to receive updates anymore, latest release dates back to 2022.

Switched to Heli Board now.

Thx for pointing out.

Obtainium

IMO the best way to keep one’s apps up to date.

It surely is: https://github.com/futo-org/android-keyboard?tab=readme-ov-file

Missing on my list - thx!

I’m donating on a monthly basis: To four NGOs and to the devs of the OS and apps I’m using regularly.

Works like a charm. Thx!

Attempting actually.

(Pixel 7 running GrapheneOS 2024120200 and Skymap 1.10.04 from github via Obtainium)

Unfortunately it won’t run without Google Play Services.

SOLVED as pointed out by @antipiratgruppen@lemmy.dbzer0.com THX!

Where would I find the Android releases of Stellarium to do so? Their github only hosts Linux, Windows and MacOS releases.

Looks to me like Stellarium mobile is closed source because they want to monetarize Stellarium mobile +.