I had to change the USB port from my Oneplus 7, after 4 years of use. I changed the USB port, the battery and the back cover (seriously using glass for that…). Oneplus didn’t sell spare parts for it anymore, I had to buy them from aliexpress.

One year later, the USB port died again, the back cover too, without dropping the phone…

I bought a fairphone after that. No more struggle to find spare parts, or with the back cover, I hope I’m fine for a looong time.

It’s a hole different pastry… And a mind blowing revelation.

“Oh yeah ? JFK said he was a Berliner, and guess what, he wasn’t ! Checkmate”

A MAGA believer, probably

Murena ? as the murena foundation that develop /e/OS ? If yes, their OS is based on LineageOS microG edition with a great ad/tracker blocker and an app store that is kind of a fusion between the aurora store and fdroid (without the ability to add repositories unfortunately, in the version I used at least).

So you can install whatever apps you want with it(Except maybe android auto, I guess). I had my banking app and it worked well (until it detected I was root).

I used it with my oneplus 7, It had some big trouble these last months as their servers were outdated and they needed to update their whole infrastructure. Now, everything seems to be back to normal.

I can not say for their phones (murena 1 and 2), but their OS is solid to me.

Snaps make sens from the Ubuntu side.

Only one package to maintain for an application, even if they have different distributions to maintain. If snap is officially supported by the creator of the application, then it’s less work for Canonical. Well, it would have make more sens if flatpak didn’t exist.

From user side, it makes way less sens :

• the closed source application shop
• if snaps are not officially supported, then Canonical try to create one, and they may be not that great …
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