>I've been using a Gemimi as my main phone for a couple of years until around 2 >weeks ago when I switched to the Cosmo which supercedes it (and I have the >Astroslide on order through crowdfunding on Indiegogo >https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/astro-slide-5g-transformer#/ ). > >I love the devices. The Cosmo clearly shows up the Gemini to be a first-gen >device. > >As I've been using them as my main phone, I've not tried anything but Android >on them. They do have multi OS boot support and the boot loader is opensource. >I >know that there's been at least one other person besides me offer a device for >a NetBSD port. > >Listed supported OSes for Gemimi are Debian Linux, Sailfish OS 3 Beta >Community Edition, Kali Linux, Standard and Rooted Android, Team Win Recovery >Project > >https://support.planetcom.co.uk/index.php/Gemini_Firmware
Thanks for the report! I think I might just get one and give it a try. I am not looking for a phone as much as a device to do some work (coding, writing) during train commutes. I suppose that is somewhat optimistic that train commutes will be something I start doing again sometime in the next year! 😊 The form factor of "slightly large than a phone but smaller than a laptop" is what appeals to me.
