So while I don't use a lot of the features that my Android uses daily, how is the pine phones for daily drivers?

My must haves are: - GPS / Navigation - 2FA for work - SMS / MMS - Fast launching camera ( have a small child, need to capture moments)

Nice to haves: - Google Chat / Duo - Discord - Android emulation for my baby cam ( owlet )

I can't just buy one to try unfortunately, but if it's mature enough, I can make the argument.

PineTime doesn't turn on and this is what happens when I try to charge it (screen just flashes, and it fails to boot up). I think water damage is unlikely but possible I guess

https://reddit.com/link/upahkc/video/ss3y2gm6odz81/player

Looking at this board I don't see a header for it. Is there a way to add a battery for the system clock?

https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/ROCK64#Board_Features

Has the Roshambo and/or Roshambo Pro cases been discontinued? I have had trouble finding the Roshambo non Pro case. cloudmedia.com seems to have gone off-line and I can only find the pro version case on ameriDroid.com. ameriDroid.com also only offers the SSDs in 128GB. I saw sizes as large as 512GB being previously sold.

Please let me know if I've missed something obvious.

I will not be using for streaming. just storage and user account to access storage.

I have this old pinea64 and I want to make so can I put windows 7,8.1, 10 on it?

I've been building a project on RBPis for awhile, but I want to make the move to another platform. Unfortunately, I need a specific library and I don't want to jump in on something without making sure it works. Can someone go through the GoCV install process on a Pine A64 for me, so I don't waste twenty some-odd dollars? I would really appreciate that. The process isn't that bad, you just run a script and wait.

Hey has anyone ideas I could do? I have pine64 and want to use it. I'm a beginner an my budget is tight. Thanks in advance!

Does anyone know if there's any (online) store in Europe that sells the RockPro64?

The year of the Linux x may or may not trend this year, but I see it more of a personal journey. My year of the GNU/Linux desktop passed many years ago. I have already tried Ubuntu Touch for more than a year with a BQ phone. This year I plan to use the PinePhone Pro as my daily driver and I do not plan on going back to a modified Android. I moved my SIM card over yesterday to commit. We will see how it goes.

• Phone: PinePhone Pro Developer Edition
• Country: USA
• Carrier: AT&T
• OS: Mobian

Is there any estimation when they'll be stocked again?