At work we traditionally have almost only SLES servers with some Oracle Linux and RHEL ones. In the last months we gained a few more RHEL servers, which I needed to provide updates for. Our servers don't have internet…
They do ship continuously, but its pretty slow. The ones who received there Librem 5's in the last days waited some 1270 days (180 weeks). Have a look at https://forums.puri.sm/t/estimate-your-librem-5-shipping/112...…
For me it's something between 4 and 12 hours, depending on the usage. I have the modem always enabled, but WiFi usually disabled, because it drains your battery even faster.
Kind of. For me (Deutsche Telekom, Germany) VoLTE does not work, so when receiving/doing a call the phone needs to drop back from LTE to 2G/GSM. Nowadays I understand the other side always pretty well, but often they…
I would be pretty happy if Mozilla would make the desktop Firefox (the one for Windows/Mac/Linux) responsive. So it becomes usable on Linux on mobile phones :)
At work we traditionally have almost only SLES servers with some Oracle Linux and RHEL ones. In the last months we gained a few more RHEL servers, which I needed to provide updates for. Our servers don't have internet…
They do ship continuously, but its pretty slow. The ones who received there Librem 5's in the last days waited some 1270 days (180 weeks). Have a look at https://forums.puri.sm/t/estimate-your-librem-5-shipping/112...…
For me it's something between 4 and 12 hours, depending on the usage. I have the modem always enabled, but WiFi usually disabled, because it drains your battery even faster.
Kind of. For me (Deutsche Telekom, Germany) VoLTE does not work, so when receiving/doing a call the phone needs to drop back from LTE to 2G/GSM. Nowadays I understand the other side always pretty well, but often they…
I would be pretty happy if Mozilla would make the desktop Firefox (the one for Windows/Mac/Linux) responsive. So it becomes usable on Linux on mobile phones :)