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#12
Originally Posted by SubCore View Post
openmoko is the only correct answer you gave.

the dream is running android (which is not gnu/linux, as the OP correctly wrote)
palm webos isn't gnu/linux either, just the kernel and a custom web runtime.
the aava mobile is a development platform, not a product. (although it's true that it runs a gnu/linux, in the form of MeeGo )
Short answers are not good .

Every phone running a good linux kernel with a GSM module supported by FSO or oFono is able to run debian (or any other standard userland OS) with a free telephony stack and GUI.
Htcdream and palmpre are just a couple of examples.
It may be the question was interpreted as what other phones run a standard userland from factory ?
 

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