No. The team is not yet done with the porting. First we will test internally and then share with the testing team. This information on the release in early 2021 was shared in this same thread
I hope users understand that first the developers create a build internally or port the device to run with /e/. This is then tested and finally released for all users. This is a screenshot of the build when it was ported. The idea is to give a correctly working build to the users.
Well, he could certainly have mentioned that they had booted it successfully in development, and that public release would follow as soon as internal testing completes.
Commiserations to all /e/ staff who are now left with sweeping up the shards.
Frankly, I think itâs a mistake to separately buy a Fairphone 4 and then install /e/ on it.
There are two reasons : one, installing /e/ is rather long and a bit complicated; two, by directly buying an /e/ Fairphone on the /e/ shop you help them with a couple of âŹ.
I installed /e/ OS on my FP2 1,5 years ago. Now I got the FP4 (after waiting 2.5 months for it) â and of course I want to use the Fairphone 4 only with this OS
⌠so I have the same question: when will /e/ OS be available for download? This information or a general information about it is missing in the post.
I already have a FP4. I also got a FP2 and FP3 (that died after contact of water ) and installed /e/ on both of us. Furthermore, I also made French tutorials about it (Blog | La Francos'Fair) so I can handle the installation on myself and I hope I can share my knowledge to community But yes, youâre right, unfortunately it doesnât give money to /e/ team; maybe Iâll buy some more cloud to do that.
Itâs free but it costs money to develop and maintain. And since the OS in itself is not a source of revenue, some of us want to give money to the project to make it go on.