People are moaning about Microsoft tracking with Windows 10 which is mostly on home devices. In reality Google is worse, they are tracking us 24x7 via our smart phones.
1. Cyanogen Mod: This inherits too many of Android's fatal flaws.
2. FirefoxOS: Oh well. (It's dead, Jim.)
3. Ubuntu Mobile: It's still alive, though small.
4. Windows Mobile: Not my thing.
I may head to a small-form-factor notepad. I really like the concept of a folio-format tablet + bluetooth keyboard, though nobody seems to be making a general 9-10" device. I prefer this to an integrated & hinged laptop, or a smartphone type device, especially in WiFi-only capabilities. The basic hardware of my device is acceptable. The OS, lockdown, user-hostility, surveillence, intentionally broken crap, and App store ecosystem dyfunction are irredeemable.
Plus your post made me a bit sad again remembering webOS. How I miss it!
2) I can't forgive Microsoft the 1980s and 1990s.
I'm leaning toward the idea that a terminal and emacs is about 99% of what I really need.
> Cyanogen Mod: This inherits too many of Android's fatal flaws.
For example?