Smartphone As Exclusive Word-Processor Device? (& Pinephone)

Question

there&rsquo;s times i prefer writing longform writes on a smartphone -is there such a thing as a smartphone shaped/sized electronic that prioritizes a Word Processor App?is this a good use case for a Pinephone?have read about them here on several occasions & was wondering if anyone on HN had a personal review on how a Pinephone may double as a &ldquo;mini-mac&rdquo; to type notes/outlines/stories on?i.e. is interface nice?thanks for reading

aaronchall · Accepted Answer

I would expect you to be able to get that to work on a Pinephone.
I used to carry a tablet with a bluetooth keyboard (clamshell design) that I would ssh into a server to code with (when not using Termux itself as the coding environment).
Again, it was cool, but most everyone else had laptops.

PaulHoule · Answer

I type long comments into HN with tablets and it is a bad habit because it makes me look brain-damaged. It seems like the spell checker is possessed by the devil but it is even worse if I turn it off.

Smartphone As Exclusive Word-Processor Device? (& Pinephone)

I would expect you to be able to get that to work on a Pinephone.I used to carry a tablet with a bluetooth keyboard (clamshell design) that I would ssh into a server to code with (when not using Termux itself as the coding environment).Again, it was cool, but most everyone else had laptops.

I type long comments into HN with tablets and it is a bad habit because it makes me look brain-damaged. It seems like the spell checker is possessed by the devil but it is even worse if I turn it off.

I would expect you to be able to get that to work on a Pinephone.
I used to carry a tablet with a bluetooth keyboard (clamshell design) that I would ssh into a server to code with (when not using Termux itself as the coding environment).
Again, it was cool, but most everyone else had laptops.