Sure. Looks like on Ubuntu Touch the only thing not working is the fingerprint reader

https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/fp3/

The OS in general isn’t ready for daily use though. It’s maybe doable if all you need is text, calls, camera, and a browser. And the calls only work in some countries. But it’s fun to play with.

Do you live in the US or Europe? There are some possibilities out there, but it’s kinda region dependent.

It seems like Linux-compatible android handsets stopped around 2021. Except a few bespoke models that are hard to get your hands on outside of Europe.

I have a OnePlus Nord N10 flashed with Ubuntu Touch as a tinker device, unfortunately in the US it’s not daily-able because we shut down 3g and 2g networks and they still haven’t managed to get VoLTE working on Ubuntu Touch yet (though it may be coming in the next year!) so phone calls don’t work.

There’s also the Pixel 3a/3a XL which are plentiful and cheap but I like the N10 a bit more because of the additional RAM. Makes it feel a little less old compared to the Pixel.

If you can get your hands on a Fairphone, Pinephone or Volla those are great but hard to get outside the EU.

Absolutely cannot relate.

lolno

They provide keyboards but crappy membrane ones that are communal and what pushed me over the edge to buy one was discovering the amount of gunk built up under the keys…

I use the numpad a ton at work. But pretty rarely outside that. Same with the function row I use it a ton at work.

That’s why I got a nice 96%. And to save money I carry it to work and back instead of getting two.

Specifically LGBT apps?

In here absolutely everyone knows this stuff and it’s all just common knowledge.

Absolutely not. Not even close.