lathspell

No need to actually travel Switzerland - just book the IBIS service, send them a life-size cardboard-you and let the pros do the rest.

Actually it's 24 MP vs. 20 MP.

My FL-36R is fully* functional on my GX8, so the FL-36 should also work. (*Only the red focus assistant light doesn't work.)

But what you are asking for, is a wheather-sealed GX80 successor, not a GX8 successor. The tilt-EVF is the feature that distinguishes the GXx from all other product lines ...

If there's anything that really should be in a GX8 successor, then it is the tilting EVF and the FAS (or at least a 3-hinged display like in the S1 or latest Fujis) which can be used in portrait ...

Does it come with a free 2x2 thumb-rest widget?

… cameras there might be a chance that the successor of the G9 could get what you want. Finally a tilt screen that makes sense in portrait mode and in photo-oriented cameras, as seen in Fuji's XT2 ...

Concerning the display: right after Fuji has shown Panasonic how it’s done …

Probably, because – given the current success and sales numbers of Samsung DSLMs –  not even the potential DSLM buyers got it.

Probably because you never had a Panasonic with a 2-hinged screen.

Since I have no pact or contract with Panasonic saying that Panasonic will never develop anything else than µFT products: No, I do not feel betrayed, not the slightest way. Actually I felt more ...

Well, my Crumpler Quick Escape 650 hangs in front of my belly, holds my DSLM, 4 lenses, spare batteries, pol. and ND filters, a lenspen etc. – yet it's proably smaller than this smartphone...

I've done some concert shoots (from smallest clubs sitting on edge of stage to open air stages with the bands being 10 meters away from the pit)  with the 25/1.4 and 42.5/1.7 combo on a GX8 and ...

I do (I used to do focus bracketing and PC based stacking 10 years ago with my E-500 and E-30), and I've read about exposure stacking for lunar photography. I just don't understand why I would need ...

The GX8 never got built-in focus bracketing with RAW/full JPEG size output. And how would focus bracketing help with moon shots anyway? :)

What you are missing is that you pick the largest Panasonic body and based on that claim that all Panasonic bodies are big. You are totally (and probably intentionally) missing the smaller bodies. ...

Oops. With ALT GR (on German keyboards) I refer to the righ ALT key – does this really only duplicate the left ALT key on American keyboards? That would explain the confusion and the µ trouble ...

Well, ALT GR is one key, so it's as simple as with Macs. But cheaper. :D

... or you simply press ALT GR+M.

Under Windows with German keyboards: ALT GR+M. No difference to SHIFT+M for me. :)