Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

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#piwo #piwo26 #shotonlibrem5

@hspoz ehhh poruta na maxa 0/10 wracam do domu

I wonder if anyone still plays Petal Hero. For me it has turned into a train game. I play it for hours in a train and then it stays in my backpack until the next train trip 😄 🚄🎶💮🌼 #flow3r #flow3rbadge #cccamp23 #petalhero #shotonlibrem5

przez kutno do piwa

#piwo #piwo26 #kutno #pkp #train #shotonlibrem5

@Aegewsh A co dmesg na to?

@fisherdude Are you sure these were taken with updates applied? They look to me like the old processing did... though maybe you just need to clean the lens 😁

@cwebber Since the Librem 5 is an open hardware design, does that make him an Open Hardware Cyborg? 😁

Incredible, I wish I had seen this earlier!

@gordoooo_z Authentication method is in "Advanced" tab, while password field is in "General" tab.

@gordoooo_z Not really? Worked fine for me for several accounts. The only thing I recently suffered from in KMail was that it was sometimes stopping pulling new messages until akonadi account was restarted, but I think the last time I noticed it was a few weeks ago already so perhaps it got fixed meanwhile.

@Luigi311 @linmob So, a week ago? ;)

@rasheedahmed @cwebber omg, why am I only seeing it now?? Incredible! 😄 I hope I haven't broken this guy's setup with any system updates 😂

@linmob Lots of reliability improvements went into e.g. the kernel in the last few months, sadly other distros tend to miss those (Mobian finally got a recent kernel literally a few hours ago, but pmOS is still on an ancient 6.6 release 😔). Still a few things to solve, but yeah, I'm quite happy with what's already achieved!

@linmob Protip: tap somewhere inside the viewfinder to trigger an autofocus cycle (this was a relatively recent addition, easy to miss I guess)

@js @dantalion Actually I have to correct myself, as it turns out "apt-get upgrade" and "apt upgrade" aren't the same (TIL!)

"apt-get upgrade" is the one that's definitely not going to work; "apt upgrade" is better and should work for regular updates most of the time. However, for upgrades between suites you still need to use either "apt" or "apt-get" with either "full-upgrade" or "dist-upgrade", and this applies to both PureOS and Debian.

@js @dantalion dist-upgrade (or full-upgrade, same thing) is the only way that's supposed to work in the first place, even with regular PureOS updates - and that's what the GUI does too. "apt upgrade" is never enough, unless you know exactly what you're doing.