> Pine should be showing on their pages a hardware matrix showing what works and what doesn't. The Pinephone Pro doesn't qualify for the definition "phone".
I'm actually on board, but do note that that's going to be a chart full of subnotes and caveats - things like "camera produces an slightly red-shifted but passable image on default software shipped from factory, red-shift is fixed with kernel 5.19-patch-foo but that breaks focus, Mobian ships that kernel with a userspace correction filter that fixes it in the latest nightlies[...]". You'll end up with a small table that's 90% little yellow "works with caveats" boxes and then several pages describing the caveats and various working and shades-of-working configurations. Oh, and it'll need to be timestamped and constantly updated (as in "major bugs fixed, and sometimes added, on a weekly basis")
In short, summarizing active development is never going to be simple.
I'm actually on board, but do note that that's going to be a chart full of subnotes and caveats - things like "camera produces an slightly red-shifted but passable image on default software shipped from factory, red-shift is fixed with kernel 5.19-patch-foo but that breaks focus, Mobian ships that kernel with a userspace correction filter that fixes it in the latest nightlies[...]". You'll end up with a small table that's 90% little yellow "works with caveats" boxes and then several pages describing the caveats and various working and shades-of-working configurations. Oh, and it'll need to be timestamped and constantly updated (as in "major bugs fixed, and sometimes added, on a weekly basis")
In short, summarizing active development is never going to be simple.