LINUX ENVIRONMENTS

Mobile environments

Freedom at your fingertips.

Mobile environments are Linux interfaces built for smartphones and tablets. They aim to deliver a touch-friendly, flexible, and open-source mobile experience.

Phosh

Wayland

Phosh is a mobile-first desktop environment developed by Purism for the Librem 5, now adopted by many mobile Linux distros. It uses GNOME technologies, providing a clean touch interface with strong ecosystem and app support.

Plasma Mobile

Wayland

Plasma Mobile is the mobile variant of KDE Plasma, designed for touch-based devices like phones and tablets. It delivers a free, privacy-respecting alternative with a familiar KDE look and integration with Linux apps and services.

Sailfish Silica

Wayland

Sailfish Silica is the native UI toolkit for Sailfish OS, designed for mobile devices. It provides smooth gesture-based navigation, adaptive layouts, and a unique look that sets Sailfish apart from Android and iOS.