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    "But my friend runs a PinePhone as a daily driver" (lemmy.ml)
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    [–] [email protected] 1 points 8 months ago

    I still don't see your point. You're assuming that android users will want to use a linux phone in the first place. They don't and they wont. And that's fine.

    The only market that the linux phone has to cater to in order to develop successfully is the existing linux desktop market. The vast majority of those people are likely to want and use a linux phone. Which will actually improve the phone. And possibly even in the future bring in android developers and apps.

    I don't understand why you're fixing on it growing, it's just a hardware market, system76 already exists, pine already exists, linux users already exist. We exist as a bubble in a larger space and that's ok. That's the beauty of the unix/linux philosophy.

    Realistically this is like releasing a 10,000 dollar workstation/server cpu and then having the general public complain about it being inaccessible, even though it literally wasn't meant for them.