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> I heard there were Librem5 overheating issues and I'm not sure if that's been adequately addressed. I have no troubles with overheating on my phone, I can ev
by seba_dos1 3y ago
> I heard there were Librem5 overheating issues and I'm not sure if that's been adequately addressed.
I have no troubles with overheating on my phone, I can even compile things on it. Some people living in warmer climates report that it may be challenging to charge the phone when it's on as it has a thermal threshold where it stops charging. Should get better with system suspend, which was very experimental until now (still not enabled by default, but it got reliable enough to actually use it on a daily driver).
When it comes to perceived performance, Librem 5 is definitely closer to PinePhone Pro than the original PinePhone, which was very slow.
- monarchistmaybe 3y ago> people living in warmer climates report that it may be challenging to charge the phone This phone is being sold for $1300 and whether you can charge it consistently depends on your latitude and experimental software. > Librem 5 is definitely closer to PinePhone Pro The PinePhone Pro is $399 and I can have it next week. I could buy three PinePhone Pros and wear them out a year before one Librem 5 with difficulty charging ships.
- seba_dos1 3y agoDo it then. But don't come back crying that you had to do some kernel hacking in order to make it usable, that's a part of the deal at this price ;)