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For that cost I would have expected HBM but the package size would be ridiculous (and I’m not even sure I’d BW’s memory controller is designed with different memory technologies (besides G7) in mind)

I feel that, I just wanted to set your expectations. I prefer and will continue to use CalyxOS but I have no expectation that they will deliver the same level of protections/mitigations at the OS side as Graphene given their project scope is different.

CalyxOS aims for a private, yet simple (attainable) Android experience, and I align more closely with their ideology on having a FOSS replacement for Google Play Services in MicroG.

I suppose one thing you could levarage is work profiles on Calyx to “jail” apps you do not trust, though I’m not sure that meaningfully builds upon Android 15s own application sandboxing.

Perhaps as a long term goal you could look into making a custom fork of CalyxOS for your device and incorporating parts of Graphene’s hardening but this will be a lot of work.

As a calyxOS user, if your key concerns are security and device hardening, I’d recommend you just make a seedvault backup and switch to graphene.

The two projects have somewhat different scopes and I don’t think you’ll achieve the same degree of sw security on calyx.

I’m aligned on this. Server side ought to be the way.

Also fuck cheaters.

Yeah like, as a keen advocate for Linux desktop use, this is a wildly dishonest take / headline to run with.

Yup. It’s a cat and mouse game until server side can become enconomial enough to broadly deploy (computational & network constraints).

I see. Given the general reception of the 343 games, it’s a little surprising to see people ask for 5 in its entirety, though I will admit there were moments of fun to be had with H5f.

I’m not sure what fire team raven is, will need to look that one up.

by partially open source are you referring to Darwin or are there other system components which this applies to?

what other games besides halo 5? Also why halo 5