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A small screen phone with Linux OS that I can plug into a docking station and use it as a desktop pc. It would replace all of my devices.
Roughly 10 years ago Ubuntu was planning an Ubuntu phone which would do just that. I remember backing it on kickstarter, but it never made it to release :/
Nokia N900, 2023 edition. ๐ฅฒ
There is actually a phone that matches how you want it: https://puri.sm/products/librem-5/
A grand!? Fuck me that's an expensive phone!
But an inexpensive PC
check PinePhone then, with a USB hub it does all that
That looks really awesome.