Okay, then I'll go ahead here and check it out - that's the answer I needed. Thank you!
Got this - I am just interested if the system then supports enabling/disabling mobile via taskbar (KDE here)-symbol etc . pp. , therefore asking for experience with this matter.
Could you be more specific? I‘d like to know how Linux handles the implementation of eSIM in general - independent from the hardware vendor or the age of the model. When there‘s an eSIM, I‘d like to use it. 😌
I am planning to buy a Lenovo T14s (4th generation) with eSIM-cpability. Does anyone here know or can anyone tell me how modern Linux-distros like Fedora, EndeavourOS, Manjaro or Mint do handle eSIM-functionality?
Is it available without going with additional packages, can I directly scan the QR-code to active the eSIM on the system? Any experiences here?
Thanks in advance!
Well, why should Agent Krasnov put tariffs on the hand that feeds him, good old Vlad? 🤷🏼♂️
Silly move - hailing from Finland was a big plus and I already considered going with Suunto with my next watch. As I am fine with the manufacturing process, storing user data outside of Europe isn't something that is a plus aspect against Garmin... So there is just Polar left? 😩
Still missing the brand that I once used before the iPhone… the Pearl was a legend once and pairing the keyboard with a device supporting GrapheneOS or similar would be great!
The typical jabbering of Michail Kretschmer, one of Putin‘s most loyal trojan horses in German politics. A well-known sycophant.
Should I be worried using Threema and having recently migrated to Proton? This world is dismantling so fast we all can‘t catch up… 🫤
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