10-07-2020, 09:51 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-08-2020, 12:42 AM by Peter Gamma.)
No, the obvious solution is first to test the software as described here in this thread on the Linux PinePhone. A second test is to see whether the same software also runs on a Linux Asteroid 1.0 watch like the LG watch Urbaine:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/smartwa...s-t4172625
I’m actually super excited about the idea to run the software on a Linux smartwatch. A reviewer stated that the LG watch G with Linux Asteroid1.0 runs for two days, while the Linux PinePhone runs as far as I know only for two hours.
Little is known about Linux Asteroid watches. But for me personally a Linux smartwatch is very interesting. It is like the PinePhone compaired to an Android phone. May the development of these Linux Asteroid smartwatches and eventually PostmarketOS smartwatches be as successful as the development of the PinePhone.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/smartwa...s-t4172625
I’m actually super excited about the idea to run the software on a Linux smartwatch. A reviewer stated that the LG watch G with Linux Asteroid1.0 runs for two days, while the Linux PinePhone runs as far as I know only for two hours.
Little is known about Linux Asteroid watches. But for me personally a Linux smartwatch is very interesting. It is like the PinePhone compaired to an Android phone. May the development of these Linux Asteroid smartwatches and eventually PostmarketOS smartwatches be as successful as the development of the PinePhone.
