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The answer is - and always has been - open source. Particularly, linux mobile.

It’s in its infancy, but that’s due to interest.

Work is underway to make existing apps responsive. There are new frameworks and even desktop environments being built from the ground up with this in mind.

The more this gets pushed, the more momentum that will build.

People cite linux desktop adoption being around 5%-6% as a sign that this won’t work. But the rules change on mobile. In fact, pushing mobile will end up boosting desktop adoption.

Windows, Apple, and Google are doing their part by making all of their software more Orwellian by the day. It’s time for us to push the change.
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Islamic Audiobooks Central 4mo ago

For folks already familiar with #desktopLinux, I believe #postmarketOS on a #LibertyPhone would be usable.

If you want to go less mainline but have proprietary drivers, #Flx1 is another option.

Both can run #FOSS Android apps using #Waydroid.

If this can be achieved by tiny companies with meagre resources, I don't see why larger companies can't take it all the way to mainstream adoption.

In any case, #LinuxMobile is the only long-term strategy for freedom and privacy.

#mobileLinux #Mobian #PureOS #FuriOS #DawnOS #Purism #FuriLabs #Pinephone #Pine64 #phosh #parchLinux #dawnDrums

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