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Fuck Apple. They are no better than all other fascism supporting US corporations.
I used Apple products for 20+ years. Switched to Linux 10 months ago and replaced my iPhone with a used Graphene OS phone.
No more IS cloud services, no more US subscriptions. Fuck these fascists.
I’ve always been using Linux on the side for the past 15 years, a little bit of selfhosting stuff here, raspberry pis for projects there, proxmox for pi-hole and home assistant, etc.
So it was more of a natural progression than a switch into the blue. I’m pretty familiar with Linux on the backend, so this is just my first deep dive into all day productivity on Linux. I am a fan of KDE plasma currently, and I use a lot of vim keybindings wherever possible - there’s a great plugin for librewolf too.
TL;DR: Overall, it’s going great.
How much does an OS graphene phone cost?
It's a pixel device right now https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices
I got a Pixel 6 for free from a friend. It’s completely sufficient for me right now. Older phones are incredibly fast without bloatware and tracking.
I've been using my Pixel 6 since it was new and I don't see myself upgrading unless it no longer gets security updates.
Depends on which Google Pixel phone you need. (GrapheneOS only supports Google Pixel phones due to their hardware security features and closeness to stock android with minimal additional necessary modifications, though they are working with an unnamed OEM to make a non-Google Pixel phone sometime this year, supposedly.)
A Pixel 9a will run you about 400 bucks, and works perfectly fine. A more expensive and newer Pixel 10 will run you about $800 if you really want the newer hardware, but imo it's just not worth the jump in price. Phone hardware has kind of stagnated so unless you really care, the $400 extra isn't worth the slightly better camera and processor and whatnot.
Of course, you can always get one used/refurbished, too, but more recent models aren't much cheaper than brand new. Always buy unlocked as carrier locked ones can't be flashed with a custom OS unless you unlock them later through the carrier (if they even allow it in the first place)
The install process is easy and of course since it's open source, it's free, so there's no additional cost there.
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