theres android-studio though. maybe flatpak can be used to code and build java
<sad_plan>
theres also netbeans and intellij aswell
<sad_plan>
ahah, theres even a brainfuck editor
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<sad_plan>
https://novacustom.com/ this seems mildy interesting. reminds me of the framework, minus the modular IO
<sad_plan>
I though of you kris_ when I saw it
<kris_>
ive heard good things about novacustom
<kris_>
some of them have the intel ME disabled
<sad_plan>
yeah, techlore recently made a video about it
<sad_plan>
you can indeed, because of coreboot
<kris_>
yeah i intend on either corebooting or librebooting my t480 once i get it
<sad_plan>
its also *repairable*, like the framework laptop
<kris_>
libreboot is probably simpler though so we will see
<kris_>
and having grub baked into the firmware so i can *fully* encrypt my disk makes secure boot pointless
<kris_>
seems pretty neat
<sad_plan>
Im not sure I like libreboot. I get the whole libre deal, and I like that, but at what cost? in most cases, youre sacrificing security. atleast with the librekernel
<sad_plan>
nice
<kris_>
sacrificing security in what aspect?
<sad_plan>
more often than not, you need some proprietary stuff which fixes security issues. might not be much of an issue with the bios, but atleast in regards to the kernel, theyre just disregarding security for the sake of freedom
<kris_>
meh im not sure about the kernel but i don't run a deblobbed kernel
<kris_>
i mean i do but only for drivers my system doesn't need
<kris_>
as for the bios its a little less clear since libreboot obviously disables the intel ME and can give you a *fully* encrypted disk and make secure boot pointless
<kris_>
libreboot doesnt support uefi unless you use the uboot payload though
<sad_plan>
librekernel wont allow that. only libre stuff is allowed. Ive read an artichle about this, ill fetch the link if I can find it
<kris_>
which to some people is a good thing, i'm undecided on whether or not i'm a fan of bios