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looking at the PinePhone today, I've seen a few reviews and the subreddit the impression I'm getting is that it's pretty buggy right now, although I'm okay wit
by muyuu 6y ago
looking at the PinePhone today, I've seen a few reviews and the subreddit
the impression I'm getting is that it's pretty buggy right now, although I'm okay with some hiccups. I wonder what's the best way to go around it, best practices etc, how to go about troubleshooting as well...
despite these problems, I'm tempted
EDIT: I do think though that having a totally open platform without a reference OS image is too ambitious. Even with flagship hardware, companies prepare images with hundreds of little workarounds and stability-related choices. This makes mobile hardware look a lot more polished and solid than it really is... those components are being shipped with a tonne of bugs generally as the cycles are so short and unforgiving, anything that can be patched up at the OEM level, pretty much is