Curious about the overlap. I wonder if its actually that much of what appears to be a consensus on Lemmy, or just a loud minority.
I do, various distros on my computers and /e/os on my phone, although I’m planning on using linux mobile on my next phone.
Don’t know about most people of course, but I do indeed run Linux on my computers. Ubuntu on work laptop, Arch on home desktop, and Tuxedo OS on my Tuxedo laptop.
For the phone, I use Linux as well in the form of Sailfish OS which has support for Android apps too through Waydroid.
ITT: Autistic sysadmins find their people
Arch Linux with win 11 dual boot on my laptop (thought i don’t boot into Windows that much), Debian on my desktop, stock Android for the phone, Nura (formerly postmarketOS) for a secondary phone. Debian and raspberrypi os for my servers and modified Arch Linux ARM install for a pi5
All computers I own are Linux and phone runs GrapheneOS
Ditto
So not all my laptops are Linux because I have two macbooks running macos. But my servers are running Linux and I have spectre laptop running Kubuntu. Phone is running GrapheneOS
Debian on my Server, Debian on my Laptop, Debian on my PC and Lineage on my Phone.
My phone, PC, servers, and routers all run GNU Linux of some sort, or Busybox in case of the routers.
Manjaro Linux on my laptop.
My Villa phone runs VollaOS, but I want to put Ubuntu Touch on it partly because my employer gives us some of our bonuses as pre-paid gift cards for tax reasons and they plan on switching to an app.
I’m using Linux and Graphene OS but probably not as thoroughly as I should
Debian on computers and lineageOS on phone.
GNU/Linux on PCs, GrapheneOS on my smartphone.
linux on computer but stock android on my phone. keep in mind I don’t like smartphones though and I only have one because I had to get one for a previous job. if I replace it with a smartphone it will be for work reasons.
Graphene on a pixel 6 pro, Debian on my personal laptop, bazzite on my gaming laptop, and Mac OS on my work laptop.
The only reason I have a Mac is because the company bought me a 128gb memory m4 when they first came out. I love my Linux, but you can’t compete with 128gb of ram.
Use linux on my laptop.
Microsoft on my work pc (mendatory)
Apple iPhone as my phone. Planning to change to Fairphone or GrapheneOS once this one dies.
