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I Bought a Linux Phone in 2026
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this post was submitted on 02 Mar 2026
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they're using a fairphone 4, not a 6, but honestly I'm impressed things like calling and the camera seemed to work so seamlessly? I'm tempted to pick up one of these older android phones to poke around at. I think one of the mobile linux projects publishes a compatibility matrix somewhere.
I'd love to try a pinephone pro if they still produced them ๐
I have both pinephones and I don't love either...
but I do love their e-ink notepad and SBCs and pinetime etc. basically everything, just not the phone.
+1 for Pine Note!