@lapor @agx I have Nextcloud integration on Mobian (which uses a lot of Purism's work).

My contacts are synchronized with my phone, and I can even browse my files using Nautilus. Let me know if there's anything reasonable you'd want me to test

@thibaultamartin @agx thanks for the reply. That sounds nice, that it works. I am still on my FP2, but I'm actively check the development of the #linux OS for phones. When FP2 ends it's life, I'll switch to linux based one.

@lapor @agx I'm glad you're interested in Linux phones.

If I may, I'd suggest to either buy a phone that already supports libre os development such as the #librem5, or to contribute in one of the many possible ways to that development 🙂

@thibaultamartin @agx That is the general idea. But FP2 is still working quite well 🤓

@thibaultamartin @lapor

I stepped on this when getting a #vcard via #bluetooth on the #librem5. Server sync is basically the other side of the equation (#calypso on my end).

@agx you can also make a bash file that uses `yad` and `syncevolution` to make it more graphic, like this:

https://puri.sm/posts/easy-librem-5-app-development-contacts-importer/

Need to put that on a git repo.

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@joao @thibaultamartin @lapor I know but i was hoping somebody does that without yad but rather firering up gnome-contacts -s ... right away after import.

@joao @thibaultamartin @lapor made a 3 line change to your code and now i can receive via #bluetooth and hit 'open file' and it gets imported skipping all yad. Thanks!

😍 😍 😍

@agx @thibaultamartin @lapor

@joao @thibaultamartin @lapor I did not know @purism even had a blog post on it 🚀 Can we have that as `apt install ...` 😎