I'm currently on /e/ OS (Android with microG integrated) and I'm really satisfied with its performance.

Using LineageOS on an Xperia XA2 atm. F-Droid is very impressive. Even then it's a bit uncomfortable that it's a tracking device. Been considering getting a dumb phone that is at home all the time and use my Lineagephone only with wifi and no sim-card.

Could be fun getting another device to try out a Linux mobile OS at some point though.

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Yep, I am recycling my trusty Sony Xperia Z5 compact with /e/ OS, it's an unofficial build of the OS but it works and it can be used degooglefied! Hooray!!

    Back on Ubuntu Touch with a Nexus 5 (and a "pro" phone just for call on a Galaxy S3 on Lineage 16 without microG)

    4 months later

    I'm using Android 9 (Notorious Samsung Galaxy A8, which bot updated up to Android 10) and i ressurected BlackBerry Playbook with BlackBerry Tablet OS and locked bootloader (no hack, no one chance to change dinosaurs system)

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    I use eelo os ungoogled Android. My personal nextcloud server is so well integrated !

    fabiomorales9999 We are a desktop operating system. This includes laptops and normal desktop computers. Not server or mobile. Those platforms have very different requirements and would not be implemented at all like Solus.

        I use Android, but I so want something 100% opensource and privacy-oriented. Come on Linux!!! :-(

        George That has nothing to do with the age of the system. It's most likely a GPU driver bug.

          there are missing some OS' in the Poll (and the option, to select more than one). I've some devices laying around here:

          Android
          BlackBerry 10 (one of the better OS)
          WebOS (one of the better OS)
          Tizen
          Sailfish OS
          Symbian
          iOS

          I loved BB10 and WebOS, but unfortunately, the did not survive. So I'll stick with Android actually...

            Chrym The poll wasn't intended to be exhaustive. Flarum polls don't support multiple-selections, so you are free to answer with your favorite if that works better.

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              Chrym I've still got a Pixie, Pre, and a Sprint hacked Pre2 laying around somewhere. WebOS was by far my favorite. I miss the days of swapping carrier antennas around and overclocking devices right up to the point of melting the internals.