commit: 0402d2f31c625bae23af50bb74488064388eb8b3
parent c915f3a5c51c74dfde39057b697770f004b7d331
Author: Drew DeVault <sir@cmpwn.com>
Date: Fri, 14 May 2021 09:47:16 -1000
Typo fix
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2 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)
diff --git a/content/blog/Pinebook-Pro-review.gmi b/content/blog/Pinebook-Pro-review.gmi
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ I received the original Pinebook for free from the good folks at Pine64 a few ye
I am pleased to share that the Pinebook Pro is a pleasure to use, and is likely to finally replace the old ThinkPad for most of my needs.
-Let me get the bad parts out of the way upfront: ARM is still a nightmare to work with. I really hate this architecture. Alpine Linux’s upstream aarch64 doesn’t work with this laptop, so I have to use postmarketOS, an Alpine derivative, instead. I do like pmOS — on phones — but I would definitely prefer to use Alpine upstream for a laptop use-case. That being said, the Pine community has been doing a very good job of working on getting support for their devices upstream, and the situation has been steadily improving. I expect that one of the next batches of PBPs will include an updated u-Boot payload which will make UEFI booting possible, and Linux disros with the necessary kernel patches upstreamed will be shipping in the foreseeable future. This will alleviate most of my ARM-based grievances.
+Let me get the bad parts out of the way upfront: ARM is still a nightmare to work with. I really hate this architecture. Alpine Linux’s upstream aarch64 doesn’t work with this laptop, so I have to use postmarketOS, an Alpine derivative, instead. I do like pmOS — on phones — but I would definitely prefer to use Alpine upstream for a laptop use-case. That being said, the Pine community has been doing a very good job of working on getting support for their devices upstream, and the situation has been steadily improving. I expect that one of the next batches of PBPs will include an updated u-Boot payload which will make UEFI booting possible, and Linux distros with the necessary kernel patches upstreamed will be shipping in the foreseeable future. This will alleviate most of my ARM-based grievances.
=> https://postmarketos.org PostmarketOS
diff --git a/content/blog/Pinebook-Pro-review.md b/content/blog/Pinebook-Pro-review.md
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ definitely prefer to use Alpine upstream for a laptop use-case. That being
said, the Pine community has been doing a very good job of working on getting
support for their devices upstream, and the situation has been steadily
improving. I expect that one of the next batches of PBPs will include an updated
-u-Boot payload which will make UEFI booting possible, and Linux disros with the
+u-Boot payload which will make UEFI booting possible, and Linux distros with the
necessary kernel patches upstreamed will be shipping in the foreseeable future.
This will alleviate most
of my ARM-based grievances.
