>> I have used a Linux phone for 12 years or so. First the N900 and later the Jolla/Sailfish ones. >> None of them has been a great product. > Likewise, and I

>> I have used a Linux phone for 12 years or so. First the N900 and later the Jolla/Sailfish ones. >> None of them has been a great product. > Likewise, and I disagree. The phones that support Sailfish X or later are all great. With Xperia XA2 or Xperia 10, you can install micro-g via f-droid, and then most android apps should work fine I am still on Xperia X and since last fall I cannot even update Firefox any more. The few commercial apps I did try like my bank say they won't run on a rooted phone. The models with the newer kernel/Android had their own share of issues what I read from the forums. So I did not feel any urge to upgrade to a hardware that does not fit into my pocket. Of course the blame is on the kernel misery for phone SoCs, Google de-facto monopoly accepted by companies and governments publishing apps. So I could say I have a great phone and all the others are wrong... > ssh into the old phone Sure, you don't have to tell me, that's those reasons why I use it.