Cooperative community open-source fork of Organic Maps, an offline privacy-respecting not-for-profit OpenStreetMap GPS app for your phone.
The iodéOS team, developer of a Google-free Android, chooses CoMaps as the default map navigation app!
Iodé’s core value is prioritizing open source apps, and a poll let the community decide. It’s wonderful to see the community coming together to shape the future.
These days with Android roms, it's not so much what you're doing publicly that I care the most about, it's who and what your company is and who's funding it.
I'm iffy on /e/os and Murena, and I'm equally iffy on you until proven otherwise. There's a lot of actors in this scene and it's hard to tell at first glance who's really in it for privacy and security and who's just here to bankroll users into their ecosystem.
but!
From what I can see on your site, at least from first glance, you all seem to have good intentions... for now, anyway.
Tell me about e/os I was hoping to run it on a CMF 1
They're a bait and switch into their own services. I suspect Murena has more intentions of profiting from the FOSS community than contributing to it.
Murena is a public, for-profit company. You could say that's nothing to worry about for a company and CEO with seemingly benign intentions, but the same could be said for OpenAI way back when as well.
And, like Graphene and Lineage, they're a band aid on a bigger problem, Android. These companies would all do the world better by donating and contributing to mobile Linux, either devices or software.
Will look into this