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> buggy, and flat out unreliable if you need to be able to receive / answer calls and texts for anything important (e.g. work). Out of curiosity, how do these
by axegon_ 5y ago
> buggy, and flat out unreliable if you need to be able to receive / answer calls and texts for anything important (e.g. work).
Out of curiosity, how do these bugs/unreliability manifest in realty? I've been fiddling around with making a mobile Linux distro specifically for a car navigation/entertainment system so I'm curious to get some circumstantial feedback.
- fsflover 5y agoI have a Pinephone. It works well most of the time, but occasionally apps crash, or it cannot connect to WiFi, or becomes very slow. Reboot usually helps. A good thing is that even if you buy it now and decide it's not reliable enough, you can be sure that the development will never stop and at some point it will be better than Android in every way. I would say in a year.
- hutzlibu 5y ago"be sure that the development will never stop and at some point it will be better than Android in every way. I would say in a year" The current stage is pretty much unusable if you need a reliable phone. So in one year already, it is supposed to be better than android in every way? That is a very bold assumption. I mean, would be nice, but I doubt it and would be happy if it gets stable enough to simply use it as a phone and chatdevice, without hickups.