It's amazing to me how much software is already available on the Librem 5.
- Some of it optimized for touch screens.
- Some partially optimized.
- Some not yet optimized, but functional.
The power of Free and Open Source software (and Linux) at work. :)
Read Chapter 9 of Gokushufudou (https://anilist.co/manga/101233) #AniList
Librem 5 Aspen Batch – Photo and Video Gallery https://puri.sm/posts/librem-5-aspen-batch-photo-and-video-update/ #Purism #Librem5 #Linux
Halo Privacy partners with Purism to provide best-in-class secure hardware devices to large enterprise customers in defense, aerospace, and the cryptocurrency/fintech sector https://puri.sm/posts/halo-privacy-partners-with-purism/ #Purism #HaloPrivacy #privacy #security #enterprise
Liked: ERABE [選べ] - Jouji Nakata https://youtu.be/TyNmzQlr7GM
Well. LibreOffice successfully installed on the Librem 5!
But... I mean... It won't actually run.
... will it?
Holy smokes.
LibreOffice runs on the Librem 5!
AND IT WORKS.
Saving files, opening files, typing... the UI is a bit cramped (it's a desktop app on a phone)... but hot-diggity! It works!
@uwy@niu.moe @igeljaeger
i absolutely agree that things shouldn't be completely obscured to users.
if a user wants to see what's going on, then they have the right to see what's going on.
but, here's something important about non-technical users: they don't care 99% of the time what their computer does, as long as it does it right.
but yeah explaining how the system works in the first place (packages and repositories) is important, but having something easy for them to use and look at is important
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