Android Leftovers

• [Exclusive] Motorola tablet with stock Android to launch in India during Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale | 91mobiles.com

• Cadillac Lyriq EV features landscape Android Automotive - 9to5Google

• Google India I Under CCI investigation, Google says Android led to more innovation | Business News

• Free for 2.39 euros: Learn chess for free with your Android phone

• PUBG Mobile Lite latest 0.22.0 beta APK download links for Android users

• Snapchat is testing a widget on Android devices so that users can easily and quickly chat with their close friends / Digital Information World

• Early Android 12 update for Nokia X10 5G on cards as Nokia Mobile testing the update on Nokia X10 too - Nokiapoweruser

• Another Google Pixel Fold device could arrive with Android 12.1 | TechRadar

• Verizon Galaxy A02s Gets Android 11; Galaxy S20 FE 5G, and LG Stylo 6 Get New Software Update

• Opinion: Is MIUI resorting to gimmicks to keep up with other Android skins?

• Android Spyware: Is Google’s Built-In Security Enough

• Best Free Android Apps: GCompris - educational game - LinuxLinks

What To Do After Installing elementary OS 6

This is a recommendation for new elementary OS users who just had version 6 codenamed Odin. It includes apps, settings, and some enhancements you would and might need. Enjoy elementary OS experience! There are work apps not included in elementary OS which we need to install ourselves for example LibreOffice, multimedia tools like Kdenlive, and games like TuxMath and 0 A.D. Follow this guide to get what you need: Guide to Install 20 Standard Apps on elementary OS.

5 best practices for using open source community leaderboards

It takes a community of people with varying skill sets and expertise to build open source software. Leaderboards have become a way for open source communities to track progress and showcase and celebrate top-performing contributors. If leaderboards are done right, they can increase participation, motivate contributors with gamification, and enhance the community. But leaderboards can also have adverse outcomes—including discouraging participation. The Community Health Analytics Open Source Software (CHAOSS) community, a Linux Foundation project, focuses on bringing standardization to open source project health and metrics. Leaderboards are a topic that keeps coming up during those conversations. Initially, this blog post was a presentation I made for Upstream 2021, the Tidelift event that kicked off Maintainer Week, a weeklong celebration of open source maintainers. This article will explore five best practices to help communities use leaderboards successfully and improve their project health through metrics.