Thanks for the useful info. Still, I don’t think I want to fool with it until it’s available via GUI. That’s just me.

And I hope you are right about the rest being quicker.

But they have historically moved pretty damn slow

I’m sure my command line game is weak. Do you have a solution for connecting to Bluetooth and for timing out to login screen and blanking it after a certain period?

Exactly. I could use it as my daily if the settings panel was more complete.

I agree

I couldn’t even connect Bluetooth until I switched to Gnome again

Not in the long view it wouldn’t be that bad but we’ve seen other projects take so many years. Look how long it’s taken Wayland.

That’s my plan. I’m back on Gnome until feature parity.

I’m just afraid it’s gonna be another 2 years before it’s ready for everyday use

It would be perfect except that the fingerprint protection includes forcing the screen refresh rate to the lowest common denominator. Scrolling is unbearable.

They need to report whatever number they want while always using the highest rate instead.

My family is all on iMessage. I told them if they didn’t install Signal I wouldn’t reply to their texts.

At first, whenever they texted I would just reply with something that looked automated like “This user is no longer available via text message. Please install Signal if you wish to communicate.”