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I noticed that the OEM install on my Librem 13 v2 didn't ask for my wifi credential, so had no Internet during the install process. The OS was installed successfully but the repo wasn't up to date and after connecting the Librem to the Internet, GNOME Software center didn't work straight away. I had to do a manual "apt update" through the terminal. This can be an annoyance to the average user. I suggest we make sure that the user is connected to the Internet before starting the install process.

I noticed that the OEM install on my Librem 13 v2 didn't ask for my wifi credentials, so I wasn't connected to the Internet during the install process. The OS was installed successfully but the repo wasn't up to date and after connecting the Librem to the Internet, GNOME Software center didn't work straight away. I had to do a manual "apt update" through the terminal. This can be an annoyance to the average user. I suggest we make sure that the user is connected to the Internet before starting the install process.

I noticed that the OEM install on my Librem 13 v2 didn't ask for my wifi credentials, so had noso I wasn't connected to the Internet during the install process. The OS was installed successfully but the repo wasn't up to date and after connecting the Librem to the Internet, GNOME Software center didn't work straight away. I had to do a manual "apt update" through the terminal. This can be an annoyance to the average user. I suggest we make sure that the user is connected to the Internet before starting the install process.