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- cross-posted to:
- technology@hexbear.net
- technology@lemmy.ml
It won’t spread outside China until Xiaomi Redmi, Oppo, and VIVO start to sell phones with it installed, especially on low end devices. I have my power button duct taped on to my REALME hoping to hold out for a Harmony version. I’m curious if any of the laptop makers in China will start selling units with it pre-installed or if openKylin wins out.
I’m curious what Huawei phones are sadly in my region they don’t seem to be sold (Because of Amerikkka trade policies.)
In the same boat here, but I did finally get GrapheneOS running and can highly recommend.
GrapheneOS does not work on anything outside of Pixel phones right? or are pixel phones just the recommended targets? I want to use grapheneOS but the only thing holding me back is pixel phones and banking apps (not sure if this compatibility issue is overblown). How is the experience with pixel?
Yeah, I think it’s just pixel right now. I got a pixel 9 for it and it’s been smooth so far. Install is incredibly easy, they use webusb, so you just plug in the phone and click through the steps on the page to install. Google store works in a container and all the apps I use just worked. The system is solid, and haven’t had any surprises so far.
even if its sold where you at i would not bother if its not a cn model, global models kinda got shafted with emui.
I had the economy version before, it did the job until I dropped it several times.
Hardware failures seldom (almost never) have anything to do with the OS, especially if dropped. If I dropped my laptop, and it quit working, I wouldn’t blame Fedora, of even Windoze for that matter.
Tell that to the screen.







