Subj : Re: iOS
To   : Nightfox
From : claw
Date : Wed Apr 20 2022 20:19:19

 Ni> Yeah, that's the thing about mobile devices - They're more locked down
 Ni> compared to desktop computers.  I think I've heard of people being able
 Ni> to install plain Linux on Android mobile devices, and I imagine someone
 Ni> may have figured out how to hack the iPad/iPod/iPhone to install
 Ni> something else.  I don't think there are many other operating systems
 Ni> that would even work on an iPad though (aside perhaps from a Linux
 Ni> distro).

Actaually if you Jail break them you can install Linux.  But if you want that its cheaper to just buy a Linux tablet.  It will be faster.  As for phones if you really want to get away from Apple and Google there 2 Linux phone manufacturers out there.  They even offer a docking station so you can use it like a computer when you get to where your going.

I know PinePhone was one https://www.pine64.org/pinephone/ and https://puri.sm/products/librem-5/  I know there are more.  Soon None games will use these so they can have phone and computer in one.

DrClaw
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