I think it’ll keep on running most of the world’s servers and embedded devices.

People who think desktop Linux is dead because of spicy OS level age declaration laws that only apply in Brazil and a fraction of the US clearly weren’t around when SCO was trying to sue Linux into oblivion and it shows.

tbh they’re on the FairPhone 6 now, so it might be worth taking another look if you’re approaching time to upgrade. :)

As someone who bought a Murena FairPhone 5 with /e/OS preinstalled because I had the option to pay a reasonable price for a decent phone that isn’t Google branded, and have been enjoying the experience with it for a while now, I don’t think I’m going to fall for that very obvious rage bait that’s been copy-pasted from an aggressive forum post.

I’ll give GrapheneOS my attention when it works on more than one phone. I hear Motorola is building a second phone for it to be compatible with.