Sadiq submitted a patch to upstream GNOME Settings that allows to show a QR code when enabling hot spot mode so it becomes easy for other devices to connect.
It’s good to know that hot spot mode is actively being worked on and will presumably work at Evergreen if not already - since that is the kind of daily driver functionality that users, particularly road warriors, will want.
I don’t know that I myself would use a QR code, as I assume that is only really useful for connecting other phones.
big acceleration overall, increasing more powersave, speed, this will take a little while, but coming up looks like.
add/enabling full gpios extension, this add lot 3rd party things
suspend reliable
modem reliable
pretty much improvement everything overall, so the Librem 5 for some reason will be fully the best gnu+linux phone in the world not matter the heavy and the thickness, of course the thick and heavy has its reward that is a truly truly gnu+linux modular phone. like nokia n900.
What i can see is that Purism Team they working really hard to finish this libre L5 complexed device, this gnu device it a lot more complexed than a linux_opensourced device, so i guess that at some point purism will delivery a fully polished librem 5, but we need beer with purism because they seems it working with a very little budget making the librem 5 slow development. L5 it is too the first truly autonomous device also it is base of other machine like mnt reform, pinephones.
peoples: STOP talking bad about Purism if you do not know what is going on…
