glln0v
July 18th, 2013, 02:29 AM
If I buy a Nexus 4 today, will I be able to install the stable version of Ubuntu-Touch in October and actually use the Nexus 4 as my only cell phone? Assume T-Mobile is the carrier.
Will all the stuff work (phone, messaging, etc) even though it would be running an OS that did not come with the phone? I dislike Android and am not interested in purchasing the Nexus 4 to run Android. But to survive the interim until October I will install CyanogenMod.
I'm assuming installing CyanogenMod will be similar to installing Ubuntu-Touch in October? That is, the carrier will not have any problems providing cellular service to the phone running the Ubuntu OS.
Will all the stuff work (phone, messaging, etc) even though it would be running an OS that did not come with the phone? I dislike Android and am not interested in purchasing the Nexus 4 to run Android. But to survive the interim until October I will install CyanogenMod.
I'm assuming installing CyanogenMod will be similar to installing Ubuntu-Touch in October? That is, the carrier will not have any problems providing cellular service to the phone running the Ubuntu OS.