In the same ways Linux is a better alternative to Windows for me. If that’s not the case for you, then no amount of explanation will change your POV.

They should open source their entire OS for them to become a real Android alternative.

Done, I edited my original post.

On github there’s a repo with scraped pcpartpicker data. A good enough dev could build that website pretty easily.

https://github.com/docyx/pc-part-dataset

if you search for pcpartpicker on GH it will show you a bunch more cool stuff, like scripts to scrape it yourself, unofficial APIs, and more.

Glad I didn’t go with them. Thanks for sharing, next time if you don’t editorialize titles, even better.

For anyone considering it, I find this information particularly noteworthy:

Price and availability Price: €299 (including Finland VAT 25.5%), with your local VAT applied at checkout.

Additional information

Your purchase includes a 12-month Sailfish OS full license subscription valued at €59.88 (€4.99/month), granting access to all releases, commercial components, and feature upgrades. After the first year, you can choose to continue your subscription and support Sailfish OS development further. Even without renewal, your device will continue to function, but future software updates and commercial component upgrades will not be available.

Source: https://commerce.jolla.com/products/jolla-community-phone