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![Bananarchy Banner](artwork/banner-800x240.png) ![Bananarchy Banner](artwork/banner-800x240.png)
**Bananarchy (`v0.0.1`)** is a keypad-first Linux distribution hardforked from postmarketOS (`v26.06` / Alpine `edge` `armv7`), purpose-built for **Qualcomm MSM8905 (Snapdragon 205)** and **Qualcomm MSM8909 (Snapdragon 210)** smart feature phones with **240x320 QVGA non-touch displays** and **physical 12-key T9 keypads**. **Bananarchy (`v0.0.1`)** is a keypad-first Linux distribution hardforked from postmarketOS (`v26.06` / Alpine `edge` `armv7`), purpose-built for **Qualcomm MSM8905 (Snapdragon 205)** and **Qualcomm MSM8909 (Snapdragon
210)** smart feature phones with **240x320 QVGA non-touch displays** and **physical 12-key T9 keypads**.
Bananarchy targets the **Sxmo (`sxmo-de-sway`)** environment exclusively, tuned for 1:1 native `240x320` resolution, enlarged high-contrast typography, sub-115 MB idle RAM footprint on 512 MB devices, full Qualcomm QDSP6/Q6Voice audio and LTE modem routing, pre-integrated **Bantam** DIY AI agent (`https://code.luxferre.top/luxferre/bantam-cpp`), a complete on-device development & scripting stack (`git`, `gcc`/`g++`, `make`, `nano`, `janet` + `jpm`, `perl` + `IO::Socket::SSL`, `tcl` + `tcllib`/`tcl-tls`/`sqlite-tcl`, `sqlite`), and a custom **6-mode `fcitx5-t9` input engine** supporting lowercase, one-shot Shift, Caps Lock, all 32 ASCII punctuation symbols, terminal control codes (`^A`-`^Z`, `Esc`, `Tab`, `F1`-`F12`), and direct numeric entry. See [The Bananarchy Manifesto](./MANIFESTO.md) for the rationale behind this entire project.
Bananarchy targets the **Sxmo (`sxmo-de-sway`)** environment exclusively, tuned for 1:1 native `240x320` resolution, enlarged high-contrast typography, sub-115 MB idle RAM footprint on 512 MB devices, full Qualcomm QDSP6/Q6Voice audio and LTE modem routing, pre-integrated **Bantam** AI agent (`https://code.luxferre.top/luxferre/bantam-cpp`), a complete on-device development & scripting stack (`git`, `gcc`/`g++`, `make`, `nano`, `janet` + `jpm`, `perl` + `IO::Socket::SSL`, `tcl` + `tcllib`/`tcl-tls`/`sqlite-tcl`, `sqlite`), and a custom **6-mode `fcitx5-t9` input engine** supporting lowercase, one-shot Shift, Caps Lock, all 32 ASCII punctuation symbols, terminal control codes (`^A`-`^Z`, `Esc`, `Tab`, `F1`-`F12`), and direct numeric entry.
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```text ```text
bananarchy/ bananarchy/
├── README.md # Project architecture, build system, and quickstart guide ├── README.md # Project architecture, build system, and quickstart guide
├── MANIFESTO.md # The Bananarchy Manifesto, history, mission, and ten tenets ├── MANIFESTO.md # The Bananarchy Manifesto
├── MANUAL.md # Complete flashing, keypad, T9, Bantam, and modem manual ├── MANUAL.md # Complete flashing, keypad, T9, Bantam, and modem manual
├── flash-edl.sh # Automated USB EDL flasher wrapper (sudo + ModemManager handling) ├── flash-edl.sh # Automated USB EDL flasher wrapper (sudo + ModemManager handling)
├── flash-edl.py # Multi-device Qualcomm Sahara/Firehose EDL flasher ├── flash-edl.py # Multi-device Qualcomm Sahara/Firehose EDL flasher
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sudo ./flash-edl.sh nokia-argon sudo ./flash-edl.sh nokia-argon
``` ```
See [MANUAL.md](MANUAL.md) for complete EDL, Fastboot, and microSD installation instructions, keypad navigation shortcuts, and the Multi-Mode T9 reference. See [MANUAL.md](MANUAL.md) for complete EDL, Fastboot, and microSD installation instructions, keypad navigation shortcuts, and the Multi-Mode T9 reference.
## Credits
All Bananarchy-specific components were initially created by Luxferre and released into the public domain with no warranties.
Alpine Linux, postmarketOS/Nura and other third-party components are guided by their respective licensing terms.