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Outside the security conscious crowd and the digital sovereignty crowd, they don't stand a chance.

He seems to no longer understand that, and he might run a decent business to the ground with his delusions.

Portugal has a similar law. As ridiculous as it gets.

SailfishOS, Ubuntu Touch, and Nura seem to be good contenders. One of them must become a real alternative to the duopoly.

We need a third option. Be it SalfishOS, Ubuntu Touch, Nura, or whatever picks up with a sizable community. We just need to start developing and investing in that one. It won't be perfect, but it will offer an alternative and control to the users.

I've been saying that for a while. We need a viable third option.

But it is not easy, and it takes a huge amount of effort. As others have said, theres SailfishOS, Ubuntu Touch, PostmarketOS and a few others.

I'm not sure which one is in a better position to become that third alternative we need, but this year I'm experimenting with all of them on different devices, to try to understand where they stand.

"posted from an Ubuntu Touch mobile device"

It seems a very reasonable outcome. I'm glad extremes didn't prevail.

HTTPX2 isn't a great name for a fork (or at all). Just leads to more confusion.

Nevertheless, I'm curious about the pros and cons when comparing with "niquests".

This is actually an excellent idea. Well done.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Yes, there's SailfishOS, there's Ubuntu Touch, and a couple more. It would be nice if one of them could gain traction so people can have a third choice.

> Graphene lets you run them.

It seems not all of them, and that things will only get worse if recent news comes true.

I'm impressed with the score. This is a model that runs on a good, but still regular, desktop PC.

I'm not completely switching yet, but I'm also exploring SailfishOS and Ubuntu Touch to see how far they will allow me to go. We really need at least a third viable option; it is clear that only having Google's Android and Apple's iOS is not benefiting the individual user.