There are apps made for linux that don't work with android, and there are apps made for android that don't work with linux. That's enough for me to consider them different
Also android just doesn't use the basic mainline kernel which is what most people want when they say "linux phone"
I don't daily drive one but I've been keeping a close eye on it and here's my opinions: postmarketos seems to have the most momentum out of any distro (you can see device support here). I do believe it will be viable eventually as a lot of work is actively being done. This month they announced two grants that were accepted for 4g volte calling and firefox on mobile improvements. They are also working on porting systemd to alpine so that gnome mobile and plasma mobile can be run without any workarounds. Also the oneplus6/6t seems to be the most hopeful for a daily driver.
tldr: I don't think it's currently viable but work and money is currently being put towards projects to fix that
Oh I was more looking for suggestions of actual color schemes rather than how to theme, sorry for the confusion
Primarily trying to theme my window manager and terminal
Bro this is a linux community, what were you expecting?
As a developer writing code who used windows to ssh to linux servers I would disagree. But of course it depends on the company and the nature of the work, just offering my experience
Every place I've been at had developers using windows machines and then ssh into a linux environment
Not op but check the permissions of the app and if you're not comfortable with them don't use it. As they said you should be fine
Split keyboards are niche enough that the cheapest option I found was building it myself (with pcbs by jclpcb). Ones I looked at are corne, cheapino, lily58, and ferris sweep but I settled on the chocofi and have been loving it
Edit: my goal was to find something "corne-like" as there seems to be good resources for it and I wanted to try the miryoku firmware
A decentralized marketplace would honestly be pretty sick as long as they can figure out how to ensure people don't't get scammed
It's decisions like the lack of client side decorations, a sys tray, and mouse cursor protocol that makes me wonder what direction they're going for
Anyone have any comparisons of this to Ardour?