What makes you think that Linux is some how going to fix all of those issues? I’m not sure what you are expecting Linux to do. “Linux” is pretty broad and can mean many different things.
I’m not against mobile Linux like Postmarket OS. However, I’ve yet to see anything that is even close to competing with Android. I think we need a entirely new platform that has a ecosystem designed for portable hassle free devices. The biggest issue with a new ecosystem is funding which is why I think it makes sense to base off of AOSP.
Agreed, I see no way Linux phones become a viable alternative in the near future. Tbh, it is extraordinary to expect Linux on phones when it only has small adoption in desktop space - how will it be ready for phones, for which no Linux apps have been developed? Coupled with the funding and hardware compatibility, I just don’t see Linux phones.
What makes you think that Linux is some how going to fix all of those issues? I’m not sure what you are expecting Linux to do. “Linux” is pretty broad and can mean many different things.
I’m not against mobile Linux like Postmarket OS. However, I’ve yet to see anything that is even close to competing with Android. I think we need a entirely new platform that has a ecosystem designed for portable hassle free devices. The biggest issue with a new ecosystem is funding which is why I think it makes sense to base off of AOSP.
Agreed, I see no way Linux phones become a viable alternative in the near future. Tbh, it is extraordinary to expect Linux on phones when it only has small adoption in desktop space - how will it be ready for phones, for which no Linux apps have been developed? Coupled with the funding and hardware compatibility, I just don’t see Linux phones.