There are Linux phones right now. And I like what Torba is about, but supporting a phone, the app market, etc is all well under way in the Linux community.
The Libre phone is pretty stable and is (effectively) a full-fledged Linux computer In a phone case. It is thicker than most phones.
The PinePhone is more of a regular smartphone, but stability is an issue.
I have both. And an iPhone. And a Samsung. And a Motorola (running Linux).
I’m using the Motorola as the daily carry. The Libre is dope because you can plug it into a monitor and a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse and it’s a Linux computer.
Anyway. Enough tech talk. But, point is, you don’t have to wait.
There are Linux phones right now. And I like what Torba is about, but supporting a phone, the app market, etc is all well under way in the Linux community.
The Libre phone is pretty stable and is (effectively) a full-fledged Linux computer In a phone case. It is thicker than most phones.
The PinePhone is more of a regular smartphone, but stability is an issue.
I have both. And an iPhone. And a Samsung. And a Motorola (running Linux).
I’m using the Motorola as the daily carry. The Libre is dope because you can plug it into a monitor and a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse and it’s a Linux computer.
Anyway. Enough tech talk. But, point is, you don’t have to wait.