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@justine for PostmarketOS its not very viable for daily driving right now. The Farphone 5 dies not have earpiece support, so calling does work but only with speakers and external audio like Bluetooth (from what I remember, I'm not sure about Bluetooth but I think it would work). And switching audio sources doesn't work during calls. Android app support is also flakey. To be fair haven't tried it with a device with more ram and power like the Fairphone 5. Only tried with a pixel 3a. There is also work going on to port the proprietary Aliendalvik android app support to postmarketOS. But anyway if you want a phone with better audio support and calling the Oneplus 6 / 6T are good. Thats the one that has most support now. But the Fairphone 5 has made a lot of progress so its not very unrealistic to think it will get more progress. There is also security. For data harvesting you don't really have to worry much of course, it being Linux. But physical hardware attacks are more of a danger, like someone using SSH.

@theprivacydad@social.linux.pizza @thelinuxEXP@mastodon.social Hey! Does your kid know about PostmarketOS? Used it on my pixel 3a for quite a while (6-12 months?) quite happily! I didn't experience a lot of the issues they described in the blog post. From what I see online pmos seems to be a more active community (Might be biased on that though)

@passocacornio can you please add some more context??

@postmarketOS@social.treehouse.systems (Sidenote that design as a sticker would be awesome)

@cas@social.treehouse.systems @newts@fosstodon.org @verdre@mastodon.social Oh that's awesome! Wow, really excited about this then. Would honestly make pmos daily drivable for me (Assuming calling gets more reliable)

@fdlamotte @lupo How is sxmo. In all my experimentation with postmarketos I havent tried it out

@cas@social.treehouse.systems @newts@fosstodon.org @verdre@mastodon.social Thats awesome. Maybe contacting Jolla about this before public release would be a good idea so they aren't suprised by this. I would expect them to be cool with it as long as people buy licenses and don't just pirate it.