Okay, but this isn’t all that surprising, to me at least, considering there are really only a couple other actually viable¹ options ( linux things like ubuntu touch not included since only a single phone brand uses it as an option ).
¹ viable as in has major corporate support and isn’t something you usually are the one installing by hand
Edit:
Nothing against projects like ubuntu touch, but I kinda meant viable as in easy enough that if you replaced an older person android for it, they wouldn’t struggle any more than they currently do. Also, that other companies see as viable and worthy enough for them to spend the resources on trying to support, hardware wise.
Okay, but this isn’t all that surprising, to me at least, considering there are really only a couple other actually viable¹ options ( linux things like ubuntu touch not included since only a single phone brand uses it as an option ).
¹ viable as in has major corporate support and isn’t something you usually are the one installing by hand
Edit:
Nothing against projects like ubuntu touch, but I kinda meant viable as in easy enough that if you replaced an older person android for it, they wouldn’t struggle any more than they currently do. Also, that other companies see as viable and worthy enough for them to spend the resources on trying to support, hardware wise.