Linux: On Blackberry Passport

It remains one of the best physical mobile terminal interfaces ever made.

The BlackBerry Passport remains one of the most unique smartphones ever designed. Released in 2014, its square 4.5-inch screen, three-row physical keyboard, and premium build quality still captivate mobile enthusiasts.

Because the Passport is the ultimate hacker’s device. It represents the last gasp of the "communicator" form factor—a phone designed for creating content, not just consuming it.

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