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after some loong wait-and-look-at-trends, i switched to sailfish last year. linux / qt and all. good. Android-app support.. ~ yes. good. If app doesnot work i
by svilen_dobrev 5y ago
after some loong wait-and-look-at-trends, i switched to sailfish last year.
linux / qt and all. good.
Android-app support.. ~ yes. good. If app doesnot work it's mostly because it wants to googleize me.. and fail. i can live with that.
Some websites won't open because somewhat old webkit - the hell with them.
No native clients for this or that.. meh. i can live with it.
it's essentialy like a computer in pocket as it should be. everyday things. ssh and what not if u really want.
Not an eye-enabled-wallet as all else has become..
- AtlasBarfed 5y agoDoes it have voice recognition for commands? That really is the issue I think Open Source has: they don't have the resources for comprehensive competitive voice recognition interfaces in phone OSes.
- BossingAround 5y agoWhy is voice recognition important?
- AtlasBarfed 5y agoFor phone OSes? Seriously? 50% or more of my interactions with my phone are: "Get directions to X" "Set timer for 20 minutes" "search for local banks" "Call X" "<name of restaurant> hours" If Open Source phone OSs can't do that, they won't compete with the spyware OSs.