anbox exists. but yeah. it's not for everyone and every situation.
phr
joined 2 months ago
i started to use ubuntu touch on a pixel5 in 2020. did this for almost two years until the phone broke down. it also was my first smartphone. so it opened up new possibilities.
i switched to a google free android after this. honestly i miss ubuntu touch from time to time especialy for its keyboard. i never used banking apps or the like, but even now there is one app i need some workarounds. so yeah. i guess the linux phone is viable for me. i just didn't want to go for second hand hardware this time. and at the time the phone i went for wasn't yet supported by ut.
haven't had a look into the linux phone for a while. but will definetly, the next time i need to switch phones
i'm sure he is perfectly capable of falling down a staircase or smth. ;)
not even elon? would have loved to see him smashing his face into some concrete.
back then it didn't have signal-client i could get to work. that is of course a hard no if you work in the us military ...