Thank you. Nice to meet you too!

This is most probably Wayland issue, it will be solved in updates this month.

Not sure should we treat this as a bug, it is default behavior and yes it has simple password on it (maybe we should just add that on download page).

Hi David,
first of all, nice to have you here.
Can you update first entire system and fix broken packages as suggested by the command you got in terminal. Also that can be an issue with Wayland session atm (it will be fixed if that is the case), so you can try on login screen to switch to X session.

Bug reported to Debian.

Upstream fixed the bug.

I left the Librem to an IT repair store, it's been a week and the guy have found nothing to solve the problem yet :s

can you post a screenshot of the issue?

How did you install PureOS?

i'm using PureOs.
I don't have anything I simply locked there whith that information after successfully enter my pwd to decrypt the drive

Does this mean you enabled icons on desktop in GNOME Shell? Where did exactly move directory (folder)? Does this mean that keyboard typing of text (for example in gedit) is not working properly?

what OS are you using? Do you get to initramfs line or rescue line? what is the output of ls command?

@QiZhi Can this help: https://askubuntu.com/questions/59458/error-message-when-i-run-sudo-unable-to-resolve-host-none ?

for inspiration, have a look at which packages gets pulled in by the Debian package parl-desktop-world. Creation and maintenance of that package revealed buggy naming of some dictionaries and conflicts between others, indicating to me that "full coverage" was perhaps never explored in Debian until then.

Where is the source package selection for the default install of PureOS located? I can take a look at identifying addon packages needed for worldwide coverage (as much as we have it available in Debian), to see how much additional space that would require.

@zlatan.todoric Reconfiguring the locales package only enables _choice(s)_ of language.

Fixed hydrogen entered testing today.

Nothing has changed though - everything is exactly like it was on this front.

Wonderful!

Fixed (August 20th image)

Not needed. All is fine with software now, and it will update itself in background (and notify user if updates available) soon after you connect to wifi.

Fixed in latest image.

This is fixed in latest image.

In T141#2078, @ravi2box wrote:

Hi Zlatan,
Still broken! same kernel panic

Yes, but we still don't enable byd, so we need to have package that enables it and then we can close this altogether.

Jup ;-)
We are 3 kernel versions in the future now.

This is no longer reproducible on latest kernels, should we close it?

It works for me on both Debian and PureOS now! Thank you @mak !

https:// in enabled on repo and master but not enforced. This can be changed if needed but I think this is best to keep it for now so we don't break compatibility with aging pureos installations.