Should a buy a PineTab? I actively list after the Pixel C I bought for @susan years ago, and refuses to lower in price in aftermarket.
The PineTab runs versions of Linux that probably work for me. The Pixel C has 3GB or RAM, but Android eats it up; PineTab has 2GB. Unlike you chumps, I refuse to visit bullshit websites, so I think it is the form factor I love for the activities I enjoy…
@trashHeap, what do I hate about this machine? 
Not a whole lot. Now that the lima GPU driver is mainline. I think the only binary blobs deal with wifi and bluetooth. If im not mistaken Pine64 put in a lot of good work getting ram initiallization liberated on that SoC. So their actively working to make their architectures more libre with time.
I’ve been eyeballing one myself; mostly for ereading. Which is largely what I use tablets for.
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So specific!
I didn’t want the keyboard, but that one allowed me to add to cart, I thought they had it in stock.
I might try again tomorrow. 
Someone on Mastodon mentioned they had run completely out of their CE phone models. I think the Pine64 stuff is an unexpected hot commodity in the relevant communities.
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