Unfortunately, its not reliable. For large media files it gets stuck. Also, sometimes the local server is not discoverable on the other end. Even though I tried the troubleshooting step.
I had tested with windows and android so it could be different on Linux.
What is Soulseek primarily used for?
Yeah, Emacs is the best. Better than any windows Operating System can ever be.
Thankfully OEMs use smart defaults and its the current behaviour as before.
Let me guess a Sony smartphone?
1st they removed the sdcard from the A56, now this.
Except updates there are even lesser reasons to consider samsung. Especially, when chinese OEMs beat them in the hardware game.
Freedom to limit you
The play store version uses properitary closed sourced libraries meanwhile the Foss fdroid version uses open source libraries. Except background erase feature it does not have any missing features and as a bonus lacks analytics or google dependencies.
I want one for samsung
The cons make it seriously unappealing to even consider as an option. Not to mention the unsymmetrical camera array.
The 12GB will not actually be available for apps. 4GB will be reserved for gemini nano. So, in effect you will only have 8GB of RAM.
Most already do. This is the 1st we have been hearing for a while. Consistently since the Pixel 4a
I have used cheaper budget and midrange phones. To date I have never experienced this issue ever.
This is the 1st I have been hearing since the Pixel 4a. Let’s not justify google.
I have a 3yrs old samsung, heck even a 2019 redmi smartphone which work and did not get a swollen battery. 2yrs is a very short timeframe for battery being toast. Goes to show the way google cheaps out on battery components.
Android has added app archival feature for app stores starting with Android 15. Currently unobtanium does not do it since the developer has not implemented the api and necessary features to support it.
Check the difference on other phones. Try different file manager apps to see which can do the task faster. Try turning on battery saver mode – sometimes background processes can slow foreground apps.
To be consistent test 3 times in flight mode. Also, when your phone is warn/hot it can slow down drastically compared to when its cold to the touch.
UFS 3.1 is not necessarily bottleneck here. It also depends on the optimization by OEM.
According to this youtuber some brands UFS 2.2 storage outperforms UFS 3.1 storage used by other brands solely due to their software optimization. Skip the video to 04:54s to see the zip uncompression test and a few mins back to see the results of other tests.
Can you share a test file so we can compare the results and rule out a bottleneck with your device?
Sdcard with 512gb of base storage and 12gb of ram sounds decent, not bad.