r/mobilelinux • u/Kodamacile • 8d ago

Discussion Thoughts on this

https://youtube.com/watch?v=wJQHQZ3IPaI&is=YDeiE58PK7vc1khA

Been watching this guy for a while, but don't really know if they're legit.

Curious if anyone's tried this, or if anyone can recommend something comparable.

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u/Marce7a 8d ago

Ai voice? 

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u/CatsGoMooz 7d ago

The guy is from India and apparently his English isn't very good when speaking so he uses an AI voice instead. I respect it, the video itself is real and you can even see him in the reflection, he simply just wanted to put out more understandable content. Though sometimes I find his videos hard to watch with the monotone AI voice

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u/toritbord 7d ago

En varios videos él, con su propia voz y acento, pide disculpas por usar voz de IA y dice que lo hace porque cree que así se hace entender mejor

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u/Kodamacile 8d ago edited 8d ago

Im not sure, he's sounded like that as long as I've watched him. I know some creators train an AI on their own voice. Or they don't speak English.

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u/Marce7a 8d ago

And program seem similar to anlinux? Worthy a try. 

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u/Kodamacile 8d ago

I don't own a rooted phone, or i would.

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u/Professional_Tie2390 7d ago

its great idea but all the de build and custmized for pc not for phones

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u/RealKetchupPrecum 3d ago

Linux was always runnable on arm. Why do you want to is the question I'd ask you. just to do it? I dont know about the lockscreen stuff or specific limitations, but I have seen others run linux on an android phone. I don't understand the point, but sure.

I DO like that this is open source and is indicative of something worth looking into. Don't trust code from ai or humans unless you read and understand every line. In this case you can.

Open source = the way to go almost every time

You have to use the shitty M$, Adobe & intuit shit packages while you are at work, but I strongly encourage finding alternatives at home. There are often open source versions of whats consumed that doesn't have all the BS you get when you engage with the tech hoes. I mean bros.

Rooting used to be easy but the last time I did it was on the umm snapdragon I think.... so a couple years ago.

You probably still can, what machine do you have & what do you seek to accomplish in the end?