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I've been using Linux as my daily driver on my main personal computers for years. You could say that I love Linux and it has treated me very well. That being s
by alexpotato 2mo ago
I've been using Linux as my daily driver on my main personal computers for years. You could say that I love Linux and it has treated me very well.
That being said, I consciously chose an iPhone b/c I want my phone to "just work". I had a Blackberry Storm for a year and it was buggy, had to be restarted everyday just for it operate etc etc.
The iPhone has always been great. It just does what I need it to do b/c clearly someone cared about making sure the end user experience was phenomenal. While Linux has gotten better over the years, it just doesn't feel the same.
In addition, I recently started using a MacBook and the fact that the phone sync WITH THE LAPTOP makes the iPhone an even bigger plus. For example, if I set keyboard shortcuts on my phone they also work on the laptop. Photo sharing is a breeze and even integrated iMessage "just works".
Now, I don't fault people for wanting Linux phones. It's just not right for me.`