The article does mention Sailfish but dismisses it because it is to difficult to install as a layman. I disagree with this though; it comes with easy to follow step-by-step instructions which anybody can follow, no prior knowledge needed.
I have been a happy Sailfish user for more then 3 years. Currently I use the Sony Xperia XA2 which is fully supported.
It does come with an Android engine (which you can opt-out of). I only use this for a navigation app, for the rest the native apps are enough for me and I prefer them over Android apps because of there uniform looks and UI.
I have been a happy Sailfish user for more then 3 years. Currently I use the Sony Xperia XA2 which is fully supported.
It does come with an Android engine (which you can opt-out of). I only use this for a navigation app, for the rest the native apps are enough for me and I prefer them over Android apps because of there uniform looks and UI.