I wish I could. There are many proprietary apps for banks and governments, which are definitely not available for Linux based phones. Maybe I can run them through waydroid though, I don't want to risk my fully working Pixel to try it out.
Being able to use openclaw or github copilot remotely through ssh would be nice. I think there should be a dedicated interface though, typing into termux using on-screen keyboard is a real pain.
For those who don't know about LINE, it's something like WhatsApp but with tons of advertisements and hateful contents. It's the worst chat app imaginable.
To me Teams sucks very hard, especially when running it on Firefox based browsers. It takes 30 seconds to load a page with colorless icons and empty content (while other websites load instantly), followed by another 10 seconds to prompt me with a login button. Every. Single. Time.
It's posted on HN several times before but I found it still relevant.
I have access to my university's old Linux server that has glibc 2.8 and gcc 4.1.3 installed, and most of the cli tools don't work unless they provide musl binaries (or AppImage).
This project looks amazing and fun. However, the website did not seem to take the cloudy weather at my current location into account, which is a bit of a disappointment.