Of note if you're not in Europe:

The initial sales markets are EU, UK, Switzerland and Norway. Entering other markets, such as the U.S. and Canada are to be decided due course based on potential interest from the areas.

We have designed the cellular band configuration to enable potential future markets, including major U.S. carrier networks.

Does it work well? Do you have more to say, maybe a blog? It looks like I can get one as used on a local market, I might want to give it a try.

Is it possible to buy one anymore? Having NixOS on a phone sounds awesome

Been very interested in NixOS on mobile. Would love more thoughts and some details about the process of getting it installed. What window manager are you using?

Are you getting volte on that? I have a 6t I'd love to try, but only if I can make phone calls.

I have the FLX1s. It's buggy AF, but it works

I'm not sure how I'm supposed to access that community

Interesting device, pity the screen is relatively low res. Also non EU if that means anything.

PostmarkedOS is a bit frustrating as it makes you jumping through many hoops if you want to install anything not 100% FoSS (due to alpine base)

I personally think arch and mobian are the best options right now, using the phosh UI (I like gnome-mobile as well, but it is not as mobile friendly as phosh)

Now to the hardware part, you have basically two options:

1. Use a phone where most drivers are in the mainline kernel, but with bad performance due to weak SoC (e.g. pine phone pro)
2. Use a phone with strong(er) SoC but relay on custom kernel from the phone brand, locking you in place of the version of the kernel they modified (e.g. oneplus 6, I think)

At least this is how I remember it

When we come to App support; you mostly have to rely on webApps for proprietary services like train ticket, uber, etc.

For massages, I would recommend a Matrix server and the various bridges to third party messaging services that exist for it (be aware that some services consider a connection via bridge as incompatible with their ToS and may block you)

with which distro are not working? With every distro? :O Phone calls are pretty basic stuff I need honestly, I don't want to use android either, even if it's graphene or lineage

gOS is not the same. It will have the limitations of sideloading coming too. Functionality is not all there and pixels fund the oppressors.

I was actually thinking about this, oneplus 6/6T seems to be well supported by ubuntu touch, mobian and postmarket os, and it can be pretty cheap compared to new linux first devices! But the non-replaceable battery is a pain in the ass, didn't know about the oled thing, will keep in mind...