In short, going back to the duopoly due to an impractical/unusable workflow.
Android allready runs on Linuxâ˘.
What is the benefit off replacing the Android userspace with a probably lotless secure and less for mobile optimized âLinux mobileâ userspace?
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Much like the OP, I gave up on phones altogether.
The demise of DivestOS spurred me to make the change. I, too, use a MUDI v2 with a prepaid esim for internet access on the go. I use a MNT pocket reform for all mobile computing needs. I migrated my old phone numbers to VOIP providers. From the outside perspective, no one knows anything changed. I use wired headphones because bluetooth is in insecure abomination.
With a phone, I only used apps available in f-droid/izzydroid/etc free software repos to start. I donât miss any of them.
I really would like postmarketOS to move along and be usable for a daily driver, but I found it is not there yet.
I bought a cheap portable camera so I can take pictures when needed. And Iâm pondering a pair of XReal AR glasses to get a âbigger screenâ when on the road. I really would like an open hardware version of these glasses.
Zero big tech. Zero f*cks given. It just works. It is an adjustment, but after a week it all feels normal. Often, I just go out without any tech. Itâs complete freedom.
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Yeah. I wanna go like it. For number maybe indeed VOIP? Or use only Signal registered on that sim inside router?
I love linux for freedom. I am ok to configure more things by hands, but it will be MINE config without walls or restrictionsâŚ
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