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Is anyone actually daily driving this on their phone? Would be interesting to hear about the experience.
It looks great and certainly promising, but looking at the supported device list of, say, postmarketOS, it's clear that there's a lot of work left to be done.
Okay, this really makes me want to dust off my Pinephone and try it out.
My thanks goes out to all the developers who made this release possible.
Some good stuff in there. Nice to see that much work, from such a small team.
Their attention to detail is great. If the interface feels as good as it looks, perhaps there is hope of a third major mobile operating system.