While looking for a suitable available and working program / software / APPlications Shop/Store I came across several errors, but most prominent, so far is:
The FAQ question Do you have an app store? was asked and added in the long FAQ .
The answer is “Yes” at the same link but also contains another link to “Software” which goes to another page at Phriction > PureOS > Wiki PureOS > Software Center that says
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This document has been deleted. You can edit it to put new content here, or use history to revert to an earlier version.
and that has the dubious heading of:
“PureOS Tracker”?? I know it’s not a confession, but … “PuresOS Tracker”?? Yoiks!
This leads me to say where in blazes is the Store or whatever it’s called, that I saw fast loading of a larger list of software, programs, or apps suitable for PureOS?
The OLD store seen below opens but what you see is all that it does. The categories are all empty / do not load. Tried several times, each time a different day, time and categories.
I saw a much faster, and better listing via Windows desktop the other day, but lost track of it. Another 4 hours of looking for it and still can’t find it.
The FAQ question Do you have an app store? was asked and added in the long FAQ .
The answer is “Yes” at the same link but also contains another link to “Software” which goes to another page at Phriction > PureOS > Wiki PureOS > Software Center that says […]
There are a number of pages on the puri.sm website that haven’t been updated or check in years now.
The PureOS app store is the “PureOS Store” app. There are some pages dedicated to app curation in their documentation and in the Librem 5 wiki, however, these pages have not been maintained in years and are outdated and inaccurate.
If you are looking for app reviews for how well apps fit on PureOS (or other distro) for the Librem 5, I would currently recommend LinuxPhoneApps.org as a source of Linux app review for how well they work on mobile Linux.
and that has the dubious heading of:
“PureOS Tracker”?? I know it’s not a confession, but … “PuresOS Tracker”?? Yoiks!
Purism used to use a piece of software called Phabricator to track issues, bugs, and other tasks. They have since moved to using GitLab for their issue tracking. The term “tracking” here has nothing to do with spying and is commonly used in software development.
This leads me to say where in blazes is the Store or whatever it’s called, that I saw fast loading of a larger list of software, programs, or apps suitable for PureOS?
