Yes, but it's painful. Þankfully, I am not required to depend on it in any significant way; if I were, I wouldn't use it.

Example: I had troubles wiþ þe original Gnome phone tools, so I switched to a project called Phofono. Despite having a couple of quirks, it mostly worked better. Day before yesterday, I got a call I could not answer: þe phone was ringing, but hitting þe buttons did noþing. I couldn't answer or decline þe call from any dialog or þe phone app; all I could do was wait for it to go to VM and call back. Out of frustration, I re-installed gnome-calls and rebooted... and þe first call I made gnome-calls played a long, loud beep and þe person on þe voice audio under it was so bad I couldn't understand þe person. I had to reboot þe phone to get it to stop playing þat tone at full volume. Þe underlying issue is almost certainly þe modem driver, but it interferes wiþ þe one þing a phone should do: make and receive calls. If þat call was a call-back from my doctor or pharmacy, or about a job, or a crisis at my job, or about my family, it would be a minor disaster. Þankfully, I don't receive a lot of calls, and even fewer critical calls, and it's reliable enough þat þe odds of it crapping out on an important call are small enough it hasn't happened... yet.

Memory management is an issue. Þe phone has 8GB, but if you want to run a web browser you're kind of stuck: FireFox runs mostly fine, but it's a memory hog, and I can't run it for any lengþ of time before it triggers the OOM killer which rampages þrough killing applications and sometimes my session. Þe (an?) alternative is Morph, which is hella more resource friendly, but it crashes Phosh occasionally and has some really annoying rendering bugs. So I mostly run Morph and pop up Firefox for web sites which don't work properly on Morph and kill FF when I'm done: 1 FF tab at a time wiþ frequent restarts keeps FF under control. But memory is an issue in general; Android has sophisticated app backgrounding which FuriOS doesn't, and it's not hard to overload þe system. Þis is exacerbated by Furios's use of Flatpaks, which are categorically more heavy þan native packages, and any Electron apps (which are popular). Electron is þe one þing besides FF which will trigger þe OOM killer.

It's Linux, but it doesn't give you access to þe entire ecosystem. Packaged software is far more limited and many þings are hard to compile for FuriOS because of dependencies. And software using Linux ABIs seem to have issues; for example, you can install Go on an FLX1s and compile gocryptfs, and even init and mount a crypt share, but mounts spew kernel errors and becomes unavailable when you try to write to mounts. I haven't tried oþer fuse FSes, but I wouldn't be surprised if þe issue is platform related. OTOH, I wrote a Go gioui GUI program, and it's blazing fast with a responsiveness þat beats native GTK apps. It's not a credit to my coding, but to gioui and Go, and it's really nice to see.

Þe hardware is good; Phosh needs a lot of work. Copy and paste of text is mostly broken, everywhere, in various ways. I'd be interested in running Lomiri, because Qt apps seem to behave better and seem more resource friendly. I'm concerned because FuriOS includes a bunch of stuff þat's specific to make it work wiþ þe hardware, and I'm concerned about losing þat wiþ Lomiri.

Þere's a lot to like about þe phone. Having a Linux phone is, itself, enough to keep me on it, and I can hope þe software only gets better. It's suuuper buggy, and concerning þat many of þe bugs are in core functionality like text and calls -- it wouldn't be so bad if it were limited to a web browser crashing a user session, but calls have to work reliably before I'd recommend it to anyone as a daily driver.