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linux-android: turn any old Android phone into a Linux desktop or a smart home server

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What I ask myself here is why I should have unused phones lying around in the first place? If I somehow think constantly wasting money on a new model just because there is a new number written on its packaging is worth it, I would not actually think in terms of reusing old hardware. If I am however thinking about using hardware instead of just throwing it away while still functional why wouldn’t I use a phone as anyone else as a phone?

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@sakuraba@lemmy.ml · 2d

Well you answered your own question, you should not have unused phones lying around because you use them till they die, good. Now if for any other reason you end up with unused phones that nobody else wants to use here is something you can do with them!

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