I used to drive lineageos, but they were so much behing with phone support that when my old s4 went under, I essentially could not get anything newer (hyperbolically if course). So I had to stick with stock android back then and since then I’ve switched to iphone, because my employer gave it to me as a work phone 🤷‍♂️.

And after all the years, I plan to upgrade to mainline newest iphone they plan to release in spring.

I’ve been driving my Arch for more then ten years now so yes, at one point, I had both linux and non oem phone.

I never had the need to dualboot. I always thought of dualboot as non-commital cowardice.

To reflect stats of one commenter bellow: Main desktop pc Arch (no dual boot) Secondary wife notebook opensuse homelab server debian iphone, ipad, some lenovo tablet for single purpose wall mounted home sssistant dashboard, work macbook pro