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There's no need to wait: the n900 was real Linux (with X, apt-get and anything you could want) as was the n9. If Nokia hadn't scrapped the n9 virtually as soon
by phogg 11y ago
There's no need to wait: the n900 was real Linux (with X, apt-get and anything you could want) as was the n9. If Nokia hadn't scrapped the n9 virtually as soon as it was finished it would be a serious competitor right now.
The experience, speaking as an n9 user who eventually moved to Android, was much more pleasant on the n9. The only problem was limited app selection.
- walterbell 11y agoDid you consider Jolla/Sailfish?
- chei0aiV 11y agoThere is a real successor to the N900 called Neo900: http://neo900.org/ http://neo900.org/ Still in development but some really cool stuff like isolation of the modem.