With the 2017-08-03 snapshot ISO it appears this is not the case. Perhaps one should first connect to the internet before starting Software center for the first time?

Same as for T154.

Same as for the T154.

@ark this is the tracker for PureOS related problems and suggestions, so for the software, not for the hardware. If you have any suggestions about hardware, you can write to feedback @puri.sm.

I can confirm that it has been fixed now.

Possible relevant upstream bug report: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=763005

Can this help:

This is the list which contains only free drumkits: https://tracker.pureos.net/P2
I have removed drumkits clearly labeled as non-free as well as others without license.

I'll examine manually all drumkits offered in Debian package the online repo. If there really are some not allowed by FSF, can we simply patch the package?

Actually, not related. After researching this a bit, I came to conclusion that this problem might be even with systemd. Here's GNOME documentation explanation about this "Offline updates" feature:

After I stumbled upon this: https://lists.parabola.nu/pipermail/assist/2015-December/000586.html

References T130.

Also, why is there a Firefox on the list of programs on a freshly installed PureOS? Firefox works, but PureBrowser does not.

@baconicsynergy, thanks for the interest, but this is not a discussion forum, but a place to report issues. We will be happy to discuss this on our forums: https://forums.puri.sm.