Thanks for the detailed explanations. I wrote GNU because I meant it. I'm talking about running an original desktop OS on phones, which unifies the software sta

Thanks for the detailed explanations. I wrote GNU because I meant it. I'm talking about running an original desktop OS on phones, which unifies the software stack and allows to have a full desktop in a pocket. It's much more convenient to have the same software running everywhere. You can connect a screen/keyboard and get a full desktop [0]. Firefox on my phone is a desktop one without a rewritten codebase. You can use all GNU utilities in a terminal on the go. If you are talking about saving resources, then why do you think we need several devices when we can have just one? All existing desktop software doesn't have to be rewritten from scratch but should "only" be made fit for both large and small screens. Doesn't it save resources? Concerning the battery life, we need to improve it for laptops, too, anyway. Also, currently, it already allows to have a one day of use, which is mostly sufficient. [0] https://puri.sm/posts/my-first-year-of-librem-5-convergence/ https://puri.sm/posts/my-first-year-of-librem-5-convergence/