This is a bad take. Pine has a far more vibrant and treaded software ecosystem than Librem[0] at this point and many or most of the userland UI is using Purism's Phosh launcher anyway. Hell, if you want, you can build…
> people living in warmer climates report that it may be challenging to charge the phone This phone is being sold for $1300 and whether you can charge it consistently depends on your latitude and experimental software.…
The Librem 5 (non USA) is $1300[0] today with an advertised 52 week lead time. The $599 price point you paid does not exist today and buying a PinePhone usually nets you a phone inside of a couple weeks where your…
Ah, yes that's far more likely. Graphene might support Fairphone at some point, but I kind of doubt it. I do think it'd be far more easy to fork/retrofit though, if you sincerely had the gumption. Personally, I was…
I sympathize with your desire steer clear of Google products, but I doubt Graphene will support any Linux phones anytime soon. GrapheneOS is Google Android's AOSP with security and hardening sauce on top plus a couple…
I never did get my hands on a Librem despite preordering it and waiting, but I have a PinePhone from Pine64. It can use the same Phosh launcher UI used in Librem's PureOS (depends on which OS you have installed). Phosh…
This is a bad take. Pine has a far more vibrant and treaded software ecosystem than Librem[0] at this point and many or most of the userland UI is using Purism's Phosh launcher anyway. Hell, if you want, you can build…
> people living in warmer climates report that it may be challenging to charge the phone This phone is being sold for $1300 and whether you can charge it consistently depends on your latitude and experimental software.…
The Librem 5 (non USA) is $1300[0] today with an advertised 52 week lead time. The $599 price point you paid does not exist today and buying a PinePhone usually nets you a phone inside of a couple weeks where your…
Ah, yes that's far more likely. Graphene might support Fairphone at some point, but I kind of doubt it. I do think it'd be far more easy to fork/retrofit though, if you sincerely had the gumption. Personally, I was…
I sympathize with your desire steer clear of Google products, but I doubt Graphene will support any Linux phones anytime soon. GrapheneOS is Google Android's AOSP with security and hardening sauce on top plus a couple…
I never did get my hands on a Librem despite preordering it and waiting, but I have a PinePhone from Pine64. It can use the same Phosh launcher UI used in Librem's PureOS (depends on which OS you have installed). Phosh…