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> Fully opensource hardware with fully opensource software? Maybe, but also this is wishful thinking. My smartphone runs an FSF-endorsed OS, PureOS. This is re
by fsflover 8mo ago
> Fully opensource hardware with fully opensource software? Maybe, but also this is wishful thinking.
My smartphone runs an FSF-endorsed OS, PureOS. This is reality. It's not open hardware, but it's a long way from Android in the right direction. You can also get a Precursor, which is open hardware.
- direwolf20 8mo agoA Precursor costs about 1000$ and only does cryptography, not Flappy Bird. Most of these supposedly open alternatives make no economic sense.
- notorandit 8mo agoIt does instead, imho. Commercial phone cost also includes the data value it steals continuously.