Not to mention a wide variety of devices and platforms that make use of the Linux kernel but are not remotely what you might expect from a free software kernel -- everything from Android to smart televisions to cameras to light bulbs.
Ironically, proportionately speaking there's probably more locked down Linux devices than there are locked down Windows devices.
Ironically, proportionately speaking there's probably more locked down Linux devices than there are locked down Windows devices.
It's all relative. I would take Android before I take apple, but what I really want is a good desktop Linux phone distro.
My pine phone was unfortunately nowhere near there yet on any distro, but it even ran android like crap so I think there's room to grow...
My pine phone was unfortunately nowhere near there yet on any distro, but it even ran android like crap so I think there's room to grow...
