• @Axaoe
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    Are you fine with having non-open hardware and using Ubuntu Touch or Sailfish OS instead of more mainline linux releases*?

    If so the there are a multitude of devices that are supported in one way or another:

    Community Port supported devices for Sailfish OS - https://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Adaptations/libhybri

    Official Sailfish OS devices (third party site, list is accurate however) - https://jolla-devices.com/sailfish_devices

    Ubuntu Touch devices - https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/

    Also note that the Volla Phone just started shipping and is a more open hardware option from what Im told to use on Ubuntu Touch and others - https://volla.online/

    *. Some users have strong opinions on these OS’s, Ive used them both and liked things about each of them and think theyre well worth a try. They do both handle packages differently (compared to each other as well as Manjaro ARM or Mobian for example) however so keep that in mind

    • @SirLotsaLocksOP
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      23 years ago

      I’ve never heard of the volla phone before but it looks really sleek, Thanks!

    • @SloppilyFloss
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      3 years ago

      I never knew mobile NixOS existed, that’s very interesting. I see that marlin is a supported device, so I’d love to test it out on my own device.

  • @SloppilyFloss
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    13 years ago

    There’s the F(x)tec Pro 1, a smartphone with a sliding keyboard that can run SailfishOS. You can see it in action in this video

    • @SirLotsaLocksOP
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      13 years ago

      that’s awesome looking, a bit pricey but that makes sense.