I have Furiphone and F(x)tec devices. They ought to work well as mobile Linux devices, but they very much do not. They are unbearably slow, which I attribute to poor storage I/O optimization and Phosh being an obese sloth.

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seba_dos1 an hour ago | parent [-]

Both Furiphone and F(x)tec phones are Halium devices. They rely on Android layers underneath the GNU-like userspace. They don't really work as actual "mobile Linux" phones at all, so they're not a particularly good representation.

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MrDrMcCoy an hour ago | parent [-]

I somehow doubt Halium explains the level of performance I've seen from them.

	▲	seba_dos1 an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Something has to, Phosh runs well on much less powerful devices and several components need to be patched to work on top of Halium, so you're not really running the mainline Phosh environment there anyway.