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#librem — Public Fediverse posts

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  1. @valhalla @fisherdude I'm running both #PureOS and pmOS / #Nura on two #Librem 5s. While I appreciate that pmOS generally has newer software especially phosh, PureOS has a newer kernel and the latest Firefox ESR, plus things like camea, gps and memory management is way better without any tweaking. I'm currently using GNOME Maps on PureOS for navigation, and location fix only takes a few seconds, and faster if Wi-Fi is on although still not as fast as Android (yet).

    #Librem5

  2. @valhalla @fisherdude I'm running both #PureOS and pmOS / #Nura on two #Librem 5s. While I appreciate that pmOS generally has newer software especially phosh, PureOS has a newer kernel and the latest Firefox ESR, plus things like camea, gps and memory management is way better without any tweaking. I'm currently using GNOME Maps on PureOS for navigation, and location fix only takes a few seconds, and faster if Wi-Fi is on although still not as fast as Android (yet).

    #Librem5

  3. @valhalla @fisherdude I'm running both #PureOS and pmOS / #Nura on two #Librem 5s. While I appreciate that pmOS generally has newer software especially phosh, PureOS has a newer kernel and the latest Firefox ESR, plus things like camea, gps and memory management is way better without any tweaking. I'm currently using GNOME Maps on PureOS for navigation, and location fix only takes a few seconds, and faster if Wi-Fi is on although still not as fast as Android (yet).

    #Librem5

  4. @valhalla @fisherdude I'm running both #PureOS and pmOS / #Nura on two #Librem 5s. While I appreciate that pmOS generally has newer software especially phosh, PureOS has a newer kernel and the latest Firefox ESR, plus things like camea, gps and memory management is way better without any tweaking. I'm currently using GNOME Maps on PureOS for navigation, and location fix only takes a few seconds, and faster if Wi-Fi is on although still not as fast as Android (yet).

    #Librem5