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Well... you don't know that until you go to the trouble of installing different software which can be a significant time investment if you haven't done it befor
by ParetoOptimal 3y ago
Well... you don't know that until you go to the trouble of installing different software which can be a significant time investment if you haven't done it before.
Also, I tinker with many of my devices but it would be perfectly valid if the pinephone I purchased I wanted to just work out of the box, at least to the extent where the first screen doesn't lag on keyboard input.
That's a huge sign of immaturity at least in the QA process (if one even exists).j
Mind you, I really want things like Pinephone to work and be a viable alternative to the general ad/spyware infested crap on the market.
- nsajko 3y agoPinephone is not an end-user product, it's explicitly meant for hacking on it as a hobby.
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- sangnoir 3y ago> I purchased I wanted to just work out of the box, at least to the extent where the first screen doesn't lag on keyboard input. The Pinephone home and order pages had a warning in figurative blinking neon signs clearly stating it's not for consumers and squarely targeted at developers interested in making the software better.