| ▲ | gertop an hour ago | ||||||||||||||||
> An alternative to the Android-iOS duopoly that involves futzing with cables and command lines is never going to go mainstream All you need to install graphene is a web browser and USB cable. > By contrast, a vertically integrated FOSS(ish) hardware-software stack might eventually get to 5% market share, like desktop Linux Those exists. They've never gained traction. If you think graphene is too much tinkering, you'll be traumatised by that landscape. | |||||||||||||||||
| ▲ | bluebarbet an hour ago | parent [-] | ||||||||||||||||
>All you need to install graphene is a web browser and USB cable. Outside a section of the Western middle class, ordinary people in 2026 only own one computer and it's in their pocket. | |||||||||||||||||
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