Comment by sourcegrift 6 months ago * phone part 4 comments sourcegrift Reply seba_dos1 6 months ago The phone part has been working for decades now; I know cause I've been relying on it for nearly 20 years now on various devices. uecker 6 months ago Is there a fully usable Linux phone nowadays? seba_dos1 6 months ago Over the decades I have used Neo Freerunner, Nokia N900 and now Librem 5. All of them were fully usable, though I'll admit the first one required quite some patience (similarly to the PinePhone these days I'd say). 1 reply →
seba_dos1 6 months ago The phone part has been working for decades now; I know cause I've been relying on it for nearly 20 years now on various devices. uecker 6 months ago Is there a fully usable Linux phone nowadays? seba_dos1 6 months ago Over the decades I have used Neo Freerunner, Nokia N900 and now Librem 5. All of them were fully usable, though I'll admit the first one required quite some patience (similarly to the PinePhone these days I'd say). 1 reply →
uecker 6 months ago Is there a fully usable Linux phone nowadays? seba_dos1 6 months ago Over the decades I have used Neo Freerunner, Nokia N900 and now Librem 5. All of them were fully usable, though I'll admit the first one required quite some patience (similarly to the PinePhone these days I'd say). 1 reply →
seba_dos1 6 months ago Over the decades I have used Neo Freerunner, Nokia N900 and now Librem 5. All of them were fully usable, though I'll admit the first one required quite some patience (similarly to the PinePhone these days I'd say). 1 reply →
The phone part has been working for decades now; I know cause I've been relying on it for nearly 20 years now on various devices.
Is there a fully usable Linux phone nowadays?
Over the decades I have used Neo Freerunner, Nokia N900 and now Librem 5. All of them were fully usable, though I'll admit the first one required quite some patience (similarly to the PinePhone these days I'd say).
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