It’s been years and in my opinion nothing is looking remotely realistic as a primary phone. A de-googled Android phone appears to be the closest contender and I don’t see anything in that space that runs on more than very specific hardware.
Another approach is a dumb phone and a Linux laptop or tablet, but carrying around and charging two or three devices is not my idea of fun.
Note that I’ve been using Debian as my primary workstation since the turn of the century.
It’s last been updated three years ago, I’d be surprised if it still works.
At this point I don’t see my Android days going past winter 2027, even on LineageOS
What do you intend to replace it with?
Time to start re-investing in Linux phones.
It’s been years and in my opinion nothing is looking remotely realistic as a primary phone. A de-googled Android phone appears to be the closest contender and I don’t see anything in that space that runs on more than very specific hardware.
Another approach is a dumb phone and a Linux laptop or tablet, but carrying around and charging two or three devices is not my idea of fun.
Note that I’ve been using Debian as my primary workstation since the turn of the century.
That was my takeaway when I was looking into them a few years ago too. I love the idea of them, but they just arnt there yet
It worked with a Samsung A56 a week ago, removing language packs, Google Chrome and Samsung’s internet dependent calculator - seems solid enough