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Say once that there is no phone

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Three statements disagreed. §1.2's platform table said "phone
supported"; §3.5 said phones were out of scope and cited §1.3, which
does not mention them; D15 said "no phone" and gave the reason. D15 is
the decision, so the other two now point at it and say the same thing:
the build runs on a phone, and nothing is designed for one.
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| Platform | Priority | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Linux desktop | Primary | X11 and Wayland. Development and reference platform. |
| Android | Primary | Tablet-first; phone supported. Shares the image core. |
| Android | Primary | A 12-inch tablet (D15). Phones are not a target: the build runs on one, and nothing is designed for one. Shares the image core. |
Other platforms (Windows, macOS, iOS) are explicitly out of scope for v1, but the architecture
must not foreclose them. In practice this means the GPU abstraction and the image core must not
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DarkRoom ships **one adaptive interface**, not separate touch and desktop applications. A single
Slint codebase reflows by available space and input modality, guaranteeing feature parity by
construction. Phones are out of scope for v1 (§1.3); the layout family spans tablet and desktop.
construction. Phones are not a target (D15); the layout family spans tablet and desktop.
**FR-UI-1 — Layout breakpoints.** The interface adapts across at least two layout classes: