Love Thy Contributors
Love Thy Contributors
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Can somebody give me some overview about which Linux phones are there exactly and which are the most developed?
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Most developed:
Ubuntu Touch and Sailfish.
Completely independent from Android components:
Postmarket OS and Tizen.
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There's a pretty good list here: https://linmob.net/resources/
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There is the Volla Quintus which can dual Boot its own Volla OS, but also Ubuntu Touch.
There is the Pine Phone which supports every major Linux mobile OS.
There is the FuriPhone FLX1 which runs on an Android kernel.
There is also the Librem 5 which runs PureOS.
I’m sure other people know way more than me, especially on the linuxphone sub.
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is that... Bruce Buscemi ?
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I want to support postmarket but none of the devices I own get past boot stage, and I don't really know how to help with that.
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I’m kinda surprised, a lot of what phone users do are simple in regards to how a smartphone is used. I’m a simpleton, a few apps, text and call or video call if needed. That’s it.
“You can’t program your phone and sideload custom built apps!”
“Do you do that?”
“Well, no…but I could!”
I think more open phones should be the norm whether or not we’re using the function that much but also I agree that I really just don’t need to run some crazy shit off it, either. I even spend probably too much time with my phone and still don’t get it!
I sideload all my apps because the Google play store is not on my phone.
It has to run Genshin Impact natively or else!
Open sourcing video call would be possible positive. Yes that’s a double edge sword, but I’d much rather not have to use a dedicated app just for one thing. Hot Take: text and call (including video) should be on open source protocols