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UID:pretalx-postmarketos-conference-2026-8XRPTX@pretalx.postmarketos.org
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DESCRIPTION:**Software malleability**\, _or in other words\, the idea that 
 a user can tweak their software to fit their use with a quantity of code p
 roportionate to the complexity of their custom setup\,_ is really what I b
 elieve _free_ users\, as tweaking most FOSS actually often requires quite 
 a lot of technical knowledge to be done easily\, even by experienced devel
 opers... while it's widely assumed that using Emacs is a slippery slope in
 to wanting your whole system inside it\, a fantasy dream that can be lived
  through EXWM on Guix\, that's not what this talk will be about!\n\nI got 
 a weird idea _(of course inspired by HP Palm/LG webOS and Firefox/KaiOS)_:
  what if my window manager was actually a webview kiosk? What if I could d
 raw native apps pixel inside `<canvas>`? and then the whole interface coul
 d be written as you would code a web app _(and the shocking reality is tha
 t there are more web developers on earth than desktop manager ones)_? and 
 that could actually load within a second\, and render at 60 fps while cons
 uming only a few megabytes of RAM? I enjoyed experimenting with that a lot
  because it actually helped me draw ergonomic interfaces for devices like 
 feature phones _(I own a Nokia 8110 4G)_ that had none maintained for Post
 marketOS _(RIP Bananui)_\,  and iterate really quickly with live reloading
  and all the great developer tooling that web browsers offer us.
DTSTAMP:20260907T234222Z
LOCATION:5053.1 (Großer B-IT Raum)
SUMMARY:Mûre\, a "malleable" window manager - Yvan Sraka
URL:https://pretalx.postmarketos.org/postmarketos-conference-2026/talk/8XRP
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UID:pretalx-postmarketos-conference-2026-ZX39PY@pretalx.postmarketos.org
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DESCRIPTION:**_How hard is it to break your computer or phone?_** That is t
 he question we'll try to answer here\, and not with a bench press but just
  by tinkering with the software. Most mainstream OSes advertise themselves
  as being _"immutable"_\, with the claim that it should require a lot of d
 etermination for a user to break the stability of their\, e.g.\, Android o
 r macOS devices.\n\nI've been using NixOS personally and commercially for 
 more than a decade now\, and it's really often a question that audiences a
 sk: _How does it compare to RPM-OSTree? to pinned Alpine Docker images?_ e
 tc. and with the release of PostmarketOS Duranium earlier this year\, I th
 ink there is a good opportunity to look at the diversity of strategies emp
 loyed to make systems more robust and to answer questions like _"what are 
 the escape hatches we can use to still break those devices?"_
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LOCATION:5053.1 (Großer B-IT Raum)
SUMMARY:"Immutability" of systems\, and how to break them! - Yvan Sraka
URL:https://pretalx.postmarketos.org/postmarketos-conference-2026/talk/ZX39
 PY/
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