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I'd love to, but mobile phones are bad-compromise-all-the-way. I can't live without a proper SSH client, and that requires a proper keyboard where you can actu
by gcblkjaidfj 6y ago
I'd love to, but mobile phones are bad-compromise-all-the-way.
I can't live without a proper SSH client, and that requires a proper keyboard where you can actually do key combinations.
Any phone with a keyboard (and not ancient) can't receive an unofficial OS. e.g. blackberry Key2
Either because they do not have unlocked/vulnerable bootloaders, or because you must have the closed source driver running to be usable. Android is not opensource and even lineage OS still requires TONS of closed source binary blobs to even boot. There is zero open source android alternatives.
- yorwba 6y ago> I can't live without a proper SSH client, and that requires a proper keyboard where you can actually do key combinations. https://f-droid.org/packages/org.pocketworkstation.pckeyboard/ https://f-droid.org/packages/org.pocketworkstation.pckeyboar... Not quite the same as a hardware keyboard, but does support key combinations with modifier keys.
- jet_32951 6y agoWell, Termux [1] as a ssh client works well enough for the basics when I am too lazy to shift my 'okole to the office. [1]https://github.com/termux/ https://github.com/termux/
- jhoho 6y agoThe F(x)tec PRO¹ might be of interest to you. Comes with a full keyboard and LineageOS support.
- Fnoord 6y agoPlanet Cosmo Communicator and Planet Astro Slide have a physical keyboard and support custom OSes.