Elias @eliasr@librem.one

@manjarolinux@botsin.space Nice! On that picture it looks like your factory image will be using the Phosh user interface developed by @purism for the #librem5 -- is that right?

@purism I see that GNOME Maps has been added now -- great!

@thibaultamartin @purism Nice to see that GNOME Maps has now been added here: https://puri.sm/fund-your-app/

@purism Please add GNOME Maps! https://wiki.gnome.org/Design/Apps/Maps

@thibaultamartin You mean GNOME Maps? In my case I wasn't aware of it, I just saw PureMaps on the top list and then assumed there was no viable GNOME choice so then I voted for PureMaps. Now I will have to go and vote again, this time for GNOME Maps 🙂

@stemid Snyggt! Kolla #librem5 för en annan lösning på problemet.

#fsfbulletin arrived today

@tychi I do!

@purism It says "slightly higher power draw in dogwood" -- why is that?

@joacim Snyggt! Jag tänker att man gärna hade velat se datum på inläggen i listan på förstasidan, typ bredvid varje rubrik. Eller det kanske blir för grötigt. Men man undrar ju när de är skrivna.

@sir I think this is the best, because that was the start of everything for me. After this, nothing could stop me:

10 PRINT "HEJ"
20 GOTO 10

@syntax @jameshjacksonjr @purism They're selling a new PinePhone variant now, with larger RAM and postmarketOS installed: https://store.pine64.org/product/pinephone-community-edition-postmarketos-with-convergence-package-limited-edition-linux-smartphone/ -- "Estimate dispatch in late August, 2020" it says.

@parasurv@mstdn.io How do you mean that far-left people would change licenses? As I see it, FLOSS development is already as far left as it can be: people build things together for the benefit of everyone. What could be more "left" than that?

@omgubuntu Waiting for my #librem5 to break free from the duopoly.

@joacim Det verkar funka! 😃

#rainbow

@kyle The beard is worse because it keeps growing back. It's easier with the swap partition, you can just not install it and be done. No shaving needed later on.

@js @jbauer @xerz Objective C++ is certainly wierd. What I meant was regular C++ vs Objective C -- do you prefer Objective C over regular C++ and why?