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lxb

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Registered: 2025-03-01

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Re: Announcing Movuan

Thank you very much merom!

Glad to hear that it helped.

I belive this is normal behavior now and it explains all the prior issues - we may want to check with the tow-boot people.

If you would like to describe your experience with this issue, please open an incident for this release in gitlab, otherwise I will open it in a couple of days, for reference.

https://gitlab.com/l2385/movuan/movuan- … -/issues/1
--- https://gitlab.com/l2385/movuan/movuan- … -/issues/2 (closed as duplicate)

Last edited by lxb (2025-03-21 21:44:56)

wdq

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Re: Announcing Movuan

Hey , nice addition to the Family , I am very pleased to see this , amazing !!!

Thank you for the Hard Work !!!

Keep it up we all support you !!!!!!!

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Just a simple man!

lxb

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Re: Announcing Movuan

@wdq - thank you!

lxb

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Re: Announcing Movuan

- We have now been listed under https://pine64.org/documentation/PinePh … re/#movuan.

The main wiki page https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php?title … e_Releases is currently read-only and can't be edited anymore (did not get it for sure if this is permanent or temporary but would assume presence on one will trickle back to the other).

- Movuan 0.0.0.2 https://gitlab.com/l2385/movuan/movuan- … s/v0.0.0.2 has been released resolving issue reported by merom https://gitlab.com/l2385/movuan/movuan- … incident/2

delgado

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Registered: 2022-07-14

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Re: Announcing Movuan

I have a spare Sony XA2 lying around.
Any chance to get movuan on it?

It currently runs SailfishOS.
The number of running proceses is quite high, including some *name-not-to-mention-here*. And it's rpm-based not deb / apt.

lxb

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Re: Announcing Movuan

Hi Delgado,
1.- Resource wise is deffinitely powerfull enough.
2.- If you are already running SailfishOS, it means there is already a kernel compiled for it and working fine.
It appears however that SailfishOS is based on Halium/libhybris with an Android kernel rather than mainline Linux, you should look instead at Droidian (https://github.com/droidian-images/droidian/releases). While we may hope to one day include Droidian style functionality, it is not available at this time (and it will take a lot of work/time).

lxb

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Re: Announcing Movuan

Thank you all for your interest in my project!

I have just discovered it has been covered in a few internet posts, like the foreign language (slovak/czech) linux mint forum as well:

https://www.linux-mint-czech.cz/2025/04/movuan/
(Used google translate to be able to read it)

Also the pine64 post (thanks merom):
https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=19771

Last edited by lxb (2025-08-26 17:25:42)

lxb

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Re: Announcing Movuan

Notable - TooManyAtoms mentions partial success using p-boot and describes the process in
https://www.toomanyatoms.com/computer/p-boot.html