I've found ArchARM to be the most reliable, although I haven't tested Mobian (truthfully, I prefer pacman, and leaving the system open as a Linux OS rather than locked down like Android). UBPorts had constant troubles with wifi, and none of the web apps worked. in ArchARM I can just make a web app from within the default browser and it works perfectly. I've gotten the camera somewhat functional, and the updates seem to follow closely to the progress in Mobian. we can only blame Danct12 for the quick progress.
what I don't understand is why no base Linux OS handles the screen orientation very well by default. in every window manager and desktop environment, windows are resized according to the user's needs, but for some reason on a phone display, they display off screen and poorly.
what I don't understand is why no base Linux OS handles the screen orientation very well by default. in every window manager and desktop environment, windows are resized according to the user's needs, but for some reason on a phone display, they display off screen and poorly.