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I did the same thing with an older Galaxy S that I have lying around. I installed CyanogenMod on it without Google's services. Have been installing apps from F-
by bad_user 13y ago
I did the same thing with an older Galaxy S that I have lying around. I installed CyanogenMod on it without Google's services. Have been installing apps from F-Droid. I use Apollo, VLC, K-9 Mail, OsmAnd and Firefox. At some point I also installed some apps from Amazon's App Store, but I then realized that I don't really need any of that crap.
People saying that AOSP is not usable don't know what they are talking about.
That said, I'm also planning to get a phone with Firefox OS and I think it has a bright future, just because it is based on web standards. I really like the approach taken by Firefox OS and Chrome OS.
- pcx 13y ago> People saying that AOSP is not usable don't know what they are talking about. The Linux kernel is usable. Why don't you just start from scratch with the kernel? When I say AOSP is not usable for normal folks, I mean it's not comparable to the existing solutions we have for computers.
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