Which distribution do you think is best suited for a mobile device?

--jeremy

Since I own a Chrome Book. Voted Chrome OS.

I really liked CyanogenMod on my OnePlus One - it's got so many customisation options.
Now I have OnePlus Two with OxygenOS - It's rather stripped off in terms of customisations so I'm considering loading CM on it.

If I were to compare them to desktop environments, CM would be KDE, OO would be Unity.

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Cyanogenmod hands down. I run it on my 3rd gen Moto G and my Nexus 7.

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It's on my Geeksphone and on...

special thanks here and there++!

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^ it's a little OT, but yes: f-droid.org and i can use my android phone without a google account.

^ Is so but doesn't fit in any of the polls? LQMCAs is a grate way to find cool new stuff.

^ i still don't understand you.

^ Had you've never heard of F-Droid?
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Our school moved to a one-to-one system where every student has a Chromebook. Overall, I think its worked out pretty well. The Chromebooks are secure and fairly simple. I help the IT director a lot, and have some idea of the configuration that the organization can do, and it seems like its almost geared toward schools. They can force-install extensions (mostly tools to block websites and allow teachers to monitor students during school hours), {black,white}list extensions for students to install voluntarily, and a whole lot more.

voted for Android, but rooting (sorry Aussies) for Replicant or Ubuntu phone.

Voted for Cyanagenmod, but technically I use PAC-ROM.

Slackware on my laptop is as mobile as I want to be!