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The only thing holding me back is hardware support, it seems like there aren’t that many reasonably powerful devices that work with other OSes. I have a pinephone but it’s just way too slow. I wish Sailfish OS was fully open source because I love both it and Xperias so that would be perfect, but I don’t really trust it since it has a closed source UI
I’m kind of in the same boat, but I simply can’t afford a new phone at least for another year or so. When I save up enough I’ll probably get a Fairphone, or something that works with Ubuntu Touch.
If the fairphone had a headphone jack I would get one, but that being left out is an instant dealbreaker
Dear god, I assumed it did. I think I would have noticed before I bought one, but yeah. No thanks… now my list of phones to buy is smaller. :(
@turbowafflz @Sunshine Furiphone FLX1s from @furilabs runs an open source OS and has very decent specs.
I forgot about that, it does look nice. Maybe once it’s been out for a while and I can see what people think of it I’ll think about getting one
Not after the nerfed the screen and some other things compared the the FLX. Why???
@Auli Depends on how you look at things.
I consider it an upgrade with a few acceptable tradeoffs. The extra 2GB RAM can make huge difference epecially with bloated Electron apps, Waydroid, etc running in the background.
My next phone’s gonna be a Fairphone👌
That’s the linux phone you should get if you can import!
We need more people interested in development. Calling myself out on this too.
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If the Liberux NEXX actually launches, that’ll be my next phone (
or maybe the Furi FLX1sedit: FLX1s doesn’t have headphone jack, so the NEXX is the only phone in development that I would buy in the future). Otherwise its GrapheneOS until there’s a linux phone with the right combination of new hardware and decent OS that I’m looking for.
