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@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ PinePhone I'd been hoarding, or fronting a couple hundred dollars for a new
cellphone. I went with the former.
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I took some nice photos the day I received the PinePhone, and more on the day I
set it up. Despite my best efforts, I have been unable to locate the SD card
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ those photos were saved to, so the photos below were taken recently. The visible
bumps and scuffs weren't there when I received it -- the phone's sustained those
over a few months of use.
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** Unboxing
@@ -106,18 +106,17 @@ feature, but I'm usually careful enough that it doesn't happen often. (In fact,
it's usually when others are handling my phone that it falls.)
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While traveling to DEF CON, the bottom of the case got torn off, so I printed a
new one. This time I used =PinePhone-HardCase-v2-Thick.stl= instead of
=PinePhone-HardCase-v2.stl=. I like the thicker case much better, and I'm not as
-worried about it scratching up the back cover.
-
-And, even though a significant part of the case was missing, it still protected
-the phone from a drop. All of this is to say that PLA is not a bad material for
-a phone case, and =_The3DmaN_= on Thingiverse has a damn good design.
+worried about it scratching up the back cover. And, even though a significant
+part of the case was missing, it still protected the phone from a drop. All of
+this is to say that PLA is not a bad material for a phone case, and =_The3DmaN_=
+on Thingiverse has a damn good design.
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Per [[https://www.reddit.com/r/PinePhoneOfficial/comments/havbcm/pinephone_screen_protector/fv5smk0/][this Reddit comment]], I purchased a pack of cheap tempered glass screen
@@ -543,7 +542,7 @@ Android SDK is the biggest appeal of running a Linux phone to me. So much so
that I've got an entire section dedicated to it later in this article.
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Something I was not privy to early in my use of the PinePhone was the existence
of [[https://linuxphoneapps.org/][LinuxPhoneApps]], which enumerates Linux applications and games which are
@@ -551,7 +550,7 @@ relatively well-supported on touch screen devices. The list, while smaller than
something like the F-Droid, gives one some hope that the software situation is
improving.
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* The Good Parts