> "Does this mean that I can use my phone to install all apps that I can on my laptop?" Yes. Any Linux app that runs on ARM. Most desktop apps don't have a UI

> "Does this mean that I can use my phone to install all apps that I can on my laptop?" Yes. Any Linux app that runs on ARM. Most desktop apps don't have a UI that works well on mobile, and some apps are pretty much a no-go just because of performance, but aside from that you're free to install the software you want. > "Can I apt-get install something in this (assuming debian/ubuntu installed) or have it's own app store?" Yes, you'll be able to use package managers. The proposed phone aims to support multiple distros, including Debian and Ubuntu if you want to use apt-get. The flagship OS for the device is Pure OS, which currently uses GNOME Software as its app store (I'm guessing they might extend it with the option to install commercial software before launch): https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Software https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Software