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Carburetor, TOR GUI for linux phones/desktop
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Carburetor is an elegant, user-friendly GUI for TOR with the following features:
Don't you mean Works everywhere where Flatpak is available?
Isn't flatpak available in all distros?
Alpine. FreeBSD. OK, spent.
People love hating on flatpak for some reason. Maybe they only have 256MB of storage or something.
(how) does it work on phones?
Flatpaks do work on phones if app itself support the architecture. And this does support the architecture
how do you install a flatpak package on a phone? how would I do it?
And if you reaally need it in android, that is also technically possible:
You just need a linux phone. And you have flatpak availiable. Just install arm version flatpak and run flatak install whatever
ok, I see. was asking because OP said that it works everywhere, including phones
Yes it work on arm cpu fine on my oneplus6 post market os I am watching freetube in flatpak
oh, postmarket. no it does not work anywhere, then, especially since phones are in the focus in the title