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Can you elaborate on why? If both devices run the same OS wouldn't it just come down to hardware needs? I ask because I'm seriously considering trying with an
by _akhe 2y ago
Can you elaborate on why? If both devices run the same OS wouldn't it just come down to hardware needs?
I ask because I'm seriously considering trying with an iPhone 12 but wonder if something glaring will get in the way or make it not ideal.
- al_borland 2y agoThe hardware support isn’t there. The iPhone is not an open platform, so it will take a long time before there is anything worthwhile. Apple moving to their new chips on the desktop helps, but it will be a long road, and it’s questionable how much of that development will make its way back to old iPhones. Unless you’re interested in joining a community trying to develop Linux on the iPhone, it’s really not worth it. There are thousands of better ways to go.
- _akhe 2y agoYeah I generally agree - kinda like the Hackintosh days. Aside from novelty, it ended up being better to just build what you need from scratch for a lot cheaper, and with better support. Thanks!