🐧TuxDoctor

@migratory @okias The automated checks do go the extra mile, but manual curation is still essential for the nuanced perspective on device support. This isn’t about superseding the old tables, but rather fine-tuning them with additional metrics. The idea grew out of running the next kernel and the need for regression tracking and deeper checks. The nice thing is that it’s OS-agnostic, so any OS can benefit from it.

@okias

The flow is designed to be simple:

1. Pick TuxDoctor flavor - QT, GTK or CLI
2. install in your OS (apt-get , apk add or nix shell)
3. Click the Run All tests
4. Review the Test Result about the summary and check details for tests
5. Decide if you want to upload the results to database (git repo), filters personal identifiers
6. Check the TuxDoctor Checks page for troubleshooting or state of feature that Failed

@okias Thanks! Glad to see it send the right message: up to date state of your favorite penguin in your pocket without asking again the same question if this feature is working on this version.

Sneak peek of the website for gathering the anonymous data from the mobile devices running Linux

Coming soon to your pockets :)