How are non-admins expected to keep PureOS up to date

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PureOS is a Debian-based Linux distribution, merging open-source software packages from the Debian “testing” main archive using a hybrid point release and rolling release model.

Which in turn, cites this blog article:

PureOS Rolls On as Stable – Purism

Then, bringing it up to the present, we have this scenario:

• Byzantium, which is stable
• Crimson, which is rolling

Crimson Experience

I recently installed Crimson on my Librem 5 USA, and I have noticed many changes. Here is a list of them, along with photos: WPA3 works. The Settings app is nearly fully adaptive (excluding Displays, File History and Trash, Time Zone, and potentially others). Sometimes the adaptation is not triggered, so a workaround is to drag Quick Settings slightly down to redraw the screen. In Appearance, there is now a Dark style/theme. In Power, there are now Power Modes (Balanced and Power Saver). In A…

Let's crowdfund some development to get PureOS Crimson ready for L5!

Don’t worry too much about Crimson. Things are slowly moving again. also say hi to new the Landing: Dawn.

Have fun reading through these threads.