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Should I switch from Sailfish to CyanogenMod?
Well, I really like my Jolla, especially the gui feels very good. Still I'm not fully convinced. Here's why:
- Not really open source (gui etc) (huge reason for me)
- Lack of features (Webcal, better syncing, LTE, Bluetoothtethering, navigation, customizable browser, vpn)
- Lack of app-security
- almost no cases and other accessories
Well, I know, it's a brand new os, and I accepted a lot of missing features on my n900 as well but am a bit fed up with that. I just want an open and secure phone with standard apps - no gaming or highly specialized things.
What do you guys think?
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Should I switch from Sailfish to CyanogenMod?CyanogenMod? --> No
Well, I really like my Jolla, especially the gui feels very good. Still I'm not fully convinced. Here's why:
- Not really open source (gui etc) (huge reason for me)
- Lack of features (Webcal, better syncing, LTE, Bluetoothtethering, navigation, customizable browser, vpn)
- Lack of app-security
- almost no cases and other accessories
Well, I know, it's a brand new os, and I accepted a lot of missing features on my n900 as well but am a bit fed up with that. I just want an open and secure phone with standard apps - no gaming or highly specialized things.
What do you guys think?