Yeah the USB hub works like a charm. I think I'm actually just going to use it for word processing so I can write without distractions. It's early in development so the mobile functions aren't totally reliable.
Linux was initially released as proprietary software. Then Linus Torvalds changed his mind and released it under the GNU GPL. The best decision in his life — according to himself. Since then Linux is part of GNU. Like most parts of the operating system it's not developed by the GNU project. But that's okay. Stallman never intended to do all the work himself. He had the idea and he created a suitable license for the purpose.
I'm really stoked on what the people at Pine64 are doing. Got the Pine KDE special edition phone. :) Thanks for your enthusiasm.
The PinePhone (Pro) can be attached to a keyboard. There we have another GNU mini Laptop. The PineTime is also worth mentioning.
Yeah the USB hub works like a charm. I think I'm actually just going to use it for word processing so I can write without distractions. It's early in development so the mobile functions aren't totally reliable.
Linux was initially released as proprietary software. Then Linus Torvalds changed his mind and released it under the GNU GPL. The best decision in his life — according to himself. Since then Linux is part of GNU. Like most parts of the operating system it's not developed by the GNU project. But that's okay. Stallman never intended to do all the work himself. He had the idea and he created a suitable license for the purpose.