You may be correct. However, the question said “Linux phones”. Sailfish is Linux and it runs on phones.

Sailfish. (Haven’t watched video)

Xfce, openbox, twm

remote work involves a previously unthinkable change in the way productive activity is structured and organised. If workers can do without the physical presence of managers, perhaps they don’t need managers at all

There it is. They want workers back in the office so that managers have some way of justifying their existence.

My guess, they don’t (didn’t) want to pay for support.

Not going to trust a distribution from China, even if it does claim to be open source.

“Accidentally” leave an email/media announcement on the printer output tray.

Not yet. I’ll wait 24 hours to allow for timezone differences, then send it to collections.

Ok, I’ll bite. Give me a window manager that looks like wmx, but with plain text config files like openbox, tiling like dwm, able to be controlled with the keyboard like i3 or openbox.

I get that sometimes. I thought it was Bluetooth having trouble. If I turn the phone upside down in my pocket, or switch which pocket my phone is in, it’s often fixed.

This is with hearing aids and several different earbuds; and has followed me between iPhones, so I’m at a loss to explain it.

“You have taken your first step into a larger world“.

Puppet, chef, ansible, this problem has already been solved.

vim