Cool, it's nice to see FreeRunner legacy is part of the Librem project, even if it doesnt't really look that way from the marketing side. :) As for being hard

Cool, it's nice to see FreeRunner legacy is part of the Librem project, even if it doesnt't really look that way from the marketing side. :) As for being hard and needing multiple revisions to catch critical bugs - definitely agrew with that as well, even major manufacturers are no immune to hardware issues - Sailfish OS hit on Xperia X and likely 10 as well an issue with the proximity sensor becomming unreliable if turned on for too long. While it could still be a driver issue, given that official Android firmware has the same issues it looks more like a hardware problem Sony failed to catch. Still, even if all the current issues woth the Librem 5 can be fixed in the final revisions, we are still hitting on marketing issues in how Purism "sold" the initial batches - eq. I don't think the expectations have ever been set as getting an expensive hand warmer, rather having just a minor issues here and there and possibly a less nice chassis. In my opinion, these hardware revisions simply should not have been released to paying customers even if it would mean another delay.