@Linux__dup_35@linuxrocks.online
2025-12-07 20:31 UTC
@kevin@social.interlunium.nl
Apart from guessing, you *could* try these things out in your company? It's an interesting changing area currently.
What about that usability in means of daily driving? What is your guess on that factor. You mentioned LineageOS GrapheneOS, /e/OS.
Oh, and the GUI you refer to is not 100% proprietary - it is only the last bastion to be opened. Indeed SailfishOS is about 95% open at this point (also recently more things were opened) so they don't *intentionally* keep any things closed.
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@kevin@social.interlunium.nl 2025-12-07 20:35
@Linux@linuxrocks.online I'd have to agree to legal terms and conditions I both personally don't accept and that go against my company's policies in order to try these things out, so that's what makes it rather complicated. The situation with Sailfish OS is currently not that different from a random Android device or iPhone: I don't agree with the legal terms and conditions, so I can't use it. As long as Sailfish OS comes with a EULA with license restrictions (point 3) it's not Free Software or Open Source.