I felt the same way about getting a OnePlus 6 or Pixel 3 for PostMarketOS. I'm currently on iodeOS which supports a lot of devices, even some EoL pixels with bootloader relocking. Its similar enough to Calyx. I tried Graphene but it wasn't for me. I'm hoping someone within Google makes sure AOSP stays the A_OS_P, but if not I guess its time for us to start throwing money at rhe PMOS devs.
Turret3857
joined 1 year ago
SO TRUE LOL! If you could get the FP5/6 with a Calyx Membership that would be bomb.
This is why custom ROMs. Unlimited hot spot too.
If I didnt have to pay 2x - 3x the price for a fairphone in the US I would've already switched. Unfortunately, $1k for a device with USB 2.0 is really not worth it for me or anyone else I know.
Idk if I'd call it "very supportive", Motorola voids your warranty to install custom ROMs.
Their gerrit is extremely active, and it was only one Dev that left, cdesai, who is also a lead Dev for Lineage. While its possible they dont come back, given the very active gerrit (and the fact that the other person who left was Nick, who was really only a PR person) i think theres a good chance the project comes back fine.
he looks like a corpse in this thumbnail.
Not op but i prefer it when people link the original so libredirect redirects me to the instance I want to use.
I'm not sure why you mentioned /e/OS lol. I use iodeOS, I was using CalyxOS before that. I don't feel entirely comfortable using /e/OS given their recent controversy with using OpenAI for STT. I want a fairphone because I dont want to buy a Pixel just to be able to relock my bootloader + I like their philosophy of carbon neutral phones w long support