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Isn't that a bit of a marketing issue as well? I am tracking development of Fairphone, puri.sm Librem5 and e.foundation (just released beta version, based on Li

by rapnie 8y ago

Isn't that a bit of a marketing issue as well? I am tracking development of Fairphone, puri.sm Librem5 and e.foundation (just released beta version, based on LineageOS). Do you have pointers to the FOSS OS'es you refer to?

gear54rus 8y ago
ubuntu phone might be the one
pjmlp 8y ago
- Maemo (2005) - OpenMoko (2006) - Symbian (2009) - MeeGo (2010) - Mer (2011) - Jolla (2011) - Tizen (2012) - Ubuntu Touch (2013) - Firefox OS (2013) - Web OS (2013) So it is a bit more than just lack of marketing.
- rhn_mk1 8y ago
  Most of those are not truly Free, or at least not much freer than Android. - Maemo: open middleware, closed many applications and some drivers - OpenMoko: closed drivers - Symbian: was it ever libre? - Meego: same as Maemo - Mer: this is actually open AFAIK, but no native devices I know of - Jolla: Android kernel (closed drivers), closed applications - Tizen: ? - Ubuntu Touch: Android kernel - Firefox OS: Android kernel - Web OS: ? Only a couple of the above really matter in this light.