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FSF announces Librephone project
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The project's aim is to create an Android-compatible OS. I like the Linux-on-phone approach of postmarketOS better but whatever they end up working on should end up benefitting both projects since they'll probably just be contributing driver code like postmarketOS. It's weird that they don't even mention postmarketOS in the announcement.