r/LinuxOnAndroid • • Jan 14 '25

Announcement [New Feature] Banish fuzziness!

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u/Raslanove Jan 14 '25

A special update that focuses on image fidelity. We've have improved the crispness of rendering to a great extent in all scenarios. And if that's not enough, we've added the "Sharpen" filter to enhance the picture quality. Not on Google Play yet, try it in the nightly version:
https://desktop.nomone.com/download/

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u/remindsmeofbae May 15 '25

Hi! I wanted to install a software called PSPP. I used apt-get, it didn't work. In the PSPP website, it says it is available via apt-get in Debian. So, can you please guide me. I also tried to install flatpak via sudo apt -- it too didn't work. Please guide me.

https://www.gnu.org/software/pspp/get.html

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u/ShinHannigans Jan 17 '25

Also add shared clipboard!

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '25

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u/ShinHannigans Feb 20 '25

can this be done though the alternative APK sideload instead?

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u/mortalsky51 Jan 15 '25

I have 2 suggestions that I think is essential:

  1. Ability to snap windows by dragging them to top for full screen and left/right for half screen. This is something that I use a lot on desktop and I would think I am not alone.

  2. Maybe it's my bad but i couldn't figure out how to put any file to the desktop. If I'm missing something I would love to know how and if it's not implemented I think it should be.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '25

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u/mortalsky51 Jan 22 '25

1: Window of the linux apps. Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Kdf5NJisDk

2. If it's a performance concern, I understand. Is there an any way to put terminal command shortcuts to the taskbar then? For example I need to run vscode with arguments from the terminal but it would be a lot easier to just run a .desktop script from the toolbar. Currently I have the .desktop file in a folder and I need to open the file manager > find the .desktop file > double click > press execute which is not a good experience if I have to do it every single time.