Hi,
Another alternative is the fact that all Android phones run a Linux
kernel under them.
Some, not all, Android phones let you install your own Linux kernel.
E.g. CyanogenMod
So, if you really wanted to, you could experiment yourself, with your
own kernel, and whatever GUI you wished on a wide
Jolla-devices have a range of pre-loaded and ready to go devices on
different platforms including
Meego
Sailfish
Graphene
Volla
Very convenient if you find the prospect of flashing a device with your
own OS a bit too daunting - https://buy.jolla-devices.com/
Similarly /e/ will sell you
> Hi. There is another phone that is worth checking out in my opinion
I Think you should ditch Debian constraint and choose PIXEL and get it flushed
with Graphene, or choose a phone and flush it with LineageOS.
That is if you really do not mind some tinkering.
I use F-Droid with Lineage and
Hi. There is another phone that is worth checking out in my opinion. Pro1-X
from f(X)Tec. It's a startup company that advertised itself actively on
maemo.org (Nokia N900 forum borad). Spec looks decent and it allegedly
letting you choose between LinageOS, Ubuntu touch or sailfish.
Regards
David
On Sat, Apr 16, 2022 at 08:13:03PM +0100, Tim Clarke wrote:
> HI Alain
> I may be totally wrong, but I assume whatever OS is installed
> on a phone has to be compiled and linked to run on the chipset
> in the phone.
> Pretty sure you are either asking the impossible or for a huge
> amount of work
