Funding

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Enterprise knows how to ask for money. They're always in your face. Open thunderbird and see what's the first thing you're greeted with.
- Thunderbird asks afaik only once a year and they started very recently.
  
  Also Thunderbird doesn't count as enterprise software.
  
  Enterprise refers to distributions like RHEL, SUSE and similar projects.
  
  Thunderbird's startup page asks for donations. Not saying it's a bad thing, but it's done right. How is it not enterprise and it's run by a corporation? Isn't Mozilla a corporation? Or is it not considered enterprise because it's free?
Anyone have experience with the Librem 5?

I'd call my experience with Ubuntu touch on a Oneplus 6T (pretty outdated hardware) almost minimum viable. Performance is fantastic but the app ecosystem is pretty skeletal. I'm not sure if voice calling currently works in the USA.

I use it solely as a camera, and for that it might be a tiny bit better than Android. Battery life is much better and photo quality is the same or better as far as i can tell.

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