yes. Linux phone is mature with ubuntu touch (https://ubports.com/), even for calls. But, the difference to postmarketos is that ubuntu touch uses old linux kernel versions which are difficult to upgrade. postmarketos uses the newest kernel and develops drivers that go in the newest kernel. -> so postmarketos is future proof.

i thought it would be this one? https://github.com/joinloops/loops-server

As a person from germany, this feels weird - like, why do you even need a delivery to the consumer? in germany, we have car seller shops. Even in the case where you live in a rural area, i’d imagine you can go to one such shop with 2 persons and you drive your new car home back and the other person drives with their car home.

I mean, i don’t know stuff about cars, since i don’t even have one (i can rely on trains and busses for my needs)

dont know, sorry

i tried to. i have managed to install waydroid which boots into android inside linux, but now i have not yet managed to install signal inside. but i haven’t spend much time on it.

the solution is waydroid. that way you can run signal and stuff on postmarketos

maybe consider doing smaller steps? joining the testing team, follow the explanations of people, maybe read megi’s blog on pinephone driver development https://xnux.eu/log/index.html

no systemd is not precise, since it does use parts of the systemd codebase.

See these repos:

• https://github.com/chimera-linux/tangle
• https://github.com/chimera-linux/sd-tools