submitted by schwim to linuxphones
24 points | 6 comments
https://furilabs.com/shop/flx1sbundle/
If so, what’s your experience with both the phone and the company? I’m considering pulling the trigger on the + but their forum being read only and no other advertised community support worries me a bit.
submitted by snoons to linuxphones
55 points | 9 comments
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/06/google-shares-updated-timeline-for-rolling-out-android-developer-verification/
submitted by inari to linuxphones
46 points | 10 comments
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTK6TS3pXgc
submitted by cm0002 to linuxphones
73 points | 4 comments
https://commerce.jolla.com/products/jolla-phone-sep-ii-2026
submitted by Sunshine to linuxphones
16 points | 0 comments
https://cuddly.tube/w/2eSNeG8KovfJ2bupUmQ65P
submitted by AZX3RIC to linuxphones
24 points | 10 comments
I want to grab the phone to try out Ubuntu Touch but I don’t want to contribute to e-waste if I can’t get past the FRP.
Any advise?
submitted by greendog to linuxphones
6 points | 1 comments
Hey all!
I have come into possession of an original Google Pixel phone and am looking for an OS that I could put on it. The phone was only $80 and I bought it with the intent of finally trying out some Linux-based phone OSs. Still pretty new to the post-Windows world, but I’ve noticed that most of the mobile OSs are for Pixel 3as and…
submitted by cm0002 to linuxphones
67 points | 4 comments
https://www.xda-developers.com/sailfish-os-showed-linux-phones-could-be-need-more/
submitted by achill to linuxphones
38 points | 2 comments
https://phosh.mobi/releases/rel-0.55.0/
submitted by Solrac to linuxphones
18 points | 1 comments
cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/46776421
Title. I made a space to try and encapsulate all the known Linux Mobile Projects. Ideally this could’ve been a list or directory of sorts, but since I didn’t find one, I kinda just decided to make one. - it’s inspired by postmarketOS’ space.
You can find it at…
submitted by Bullerfar to linuxphones
26 points | 15 comments
Hi, I was wondering. iOS ans Android development is a pain in the ass, and requires (for the most part) some sort of native framework and language to make them work on those platforms.
I was wondering. How is development for Linux phones? I am guessing you would have to develop to the specific OS branch, like /e/os or PostmarketOS,…
submitted by Rekall_Incorporated to linuxphones
39 points | 1 comments
https://www.theregister.com/2026/05/01/buy_a_foss_fondleslab/
submitted by halfapage to linuxphones
32 points | 8 comments
Would it be possible to use Linux PC working with - for example - Quectel modem broken out on a PCB with a SIM card slot and an antenna as a substitute for a phone? More specifically:
submitted by Snoopy to linuxphones
96 points | 18 comments
https://www.projets-libres.org/en/podcast/s4e16-linux-in-your-smartphone/
Can you run Linux on your phone? What are the technical obstacles to be overcome, which projects are working on them and with what funding?
submitted by Sunshine to linuxphones
2 points | 0 comments
https://linmob.net/weekly-update-15-2026/
Camera enablement success Pixel 3 and SHIFT6mq (both sdm845-powered), FuriLabs demo their new dock that uses DisplayLink to drive external displays, news regarding the Dawndrums Divine D, help fund the Phosh Contributors Meeting in May, another postmarketOS podcast episode, updates by Jolla on…
submitted by Vittelius to linuxphones
59 points | 4 comments
https://openrepos.net/content/ilpianista/dee
geteilt von: feddit.org/post/28156865
I’m not the developer of this app, I just spotted it and noticed nobody had done any post about it here.
It’s clearly early days: You can’t create posts or comments and the UX could use some work. But it has a lot of potential and now we can count…
submitted by Sunshine to linuxphones
31 points | 6 comments
https://alternativeto.net/news/2026/4/google-starts-rolling-out-android-developer-verification-and-new-sideloading-rules-worldwide/
submitted by maam to linuxphones
25 points | 7 comments
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsJqJ7NQSPg
submitted by erebion to linuxphones
25 points | 10 comments
I hope tablets aren’t offtopic :p
What would be a small tablet with the following?
submitted by Sunshine to linuxphones
15 points | 1 comments
https://linmob.net/weekly-update-13-2026/
This past week: A PINE64 Community Update with (no actual?) news on a PinePhone 2, Phosh 0.54 release candidate tagged at Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2026, postmarketOS announces archival of unmaintained devices after v26.06, first batch of Jolla Phone preorders ready to be completed, and way more.…
submitted by SeductiveTortoise to linuxphones
46 points | 8 comments
I’ve got nothing more to say. I guess I’m just excited. Another quarter year until shipment, but I guess I will forget about it as I did before and then again be surprised 😅
submitted by rosco385 to linuxphones
41 points | 10 comments
I thought this post was a great idea, so decided to copy it! This is my Pixel 8 Pro with GrapheneOS, some highlights are:
submitted by Snowballfighter to linuxphones
59 points | 9 comments
A thankyou to the help I’ve received here.
Phone looks and feels great.
Wallpaper (I’m pretty sure) is by Jubilee / 8Pxl
submitted by cm0002 to linuxphones
98 points | 14 comments
https://www.wired.com/story/jolla-phone-2026/
Jolla may not be a household name, but for more than a decade the Finnish company has positioned its Linux-based Sailfish OS as an alternative to the mobile software duopoly that is Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS.
Now, 13 years since it tried to cut through the market with the Jolla…
submitted by Alphane_Moon to linuxphones
48 points | 2 comments
https://www.techspot.com/news/111540-jolla-sailfish-pitches-european-phone-users-wary-google.html
submitted by poVoq to linuxphones
33 points | 9 comments
https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compatibility-with-grapheneos/
Probably also useful for running them with Waydroid.
submitted by cm0002 to linuxphones
101 points | 6 comments
https://itsfoss.com/news/fedora-pocketblue-remix-overview/
The mobile Linux space is more active than most people realize. Projects like postmarketOS, Ubuntu Touch, and KDE Plasma Mobile have been chipping away at the idea that your phone or tablet has to run something made by Google or Apple.
And while none of them are household…
submitted by erebion to linuxphones
20 points | 10 comments
Was wondering what tablets you run Linux on.