µPlayer: Lightweight Video Player for Linux Phones

µPlayer is a lightweight video player designed for Linux-based smartphones like the PinePhone and Librem 5. It utilizes GStreamer for hardware-accelerated video playback, ensuring smooth performance on devices with limited resources. µPlayer features a simple GTK4 interface and s

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