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You’ll probably run Android most of the time while on the go, but can launch Debian as an app for quickly pivoting to a new OS.
If it’s that what they call Linux support, then fuck that.
Android will eat 95% of the RAM leaving Debian with like 200MB
And it still would make most of it and provide good performance
I just want a phone that runs Linux, not Google’s commercialized fork.
Just yesterday I learned about SailfishOS on the Jolla phone and I have to say I was pretty impressed. This is already much more useable then I thought. In optimistic we’ll have a great Linux phone in a couple of years.
SailfishOS uses old kernels with SoC patches, those are Android kernels, support for it will never be longer than on Android.
Look at mecha comet, yesterday they launched the kickstarter. First delivery in may 26 promised
Wow! A phone that abides to standards??? Impossible!
Running Linux as an android app is useless.
Not really useless, just not a Linux phone.
I don’t want that.
Are you nuts ?
In a general sense? Probably
Can confirm, completely cuckoo.
This smartphone runs Android…
Eh.
…Linux…
Ok now you have my attentio–
…and even Windows 11
Hard pass!
I mean tbf, they just mean they’re making the smartphone more computer like in that you can install whatever OS you want lol
That’s cool and all but what’s the progress on PostmarketOS? what’s left that they need to implement? Also once the OS is fully complete then it should be much easier to port to other phones no? Just having to account for differences in architecture and software?
