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@dos If you want the best place in the house (or garden) you've got to move the cat.

We are proud that mobian developer kop316 has now gone for a real fork of the unmaintained mmsd and will be trying to get it into Debian. Also @purism will be using his code on the Librem5. It goes both ways! This will hopefully become the basis for The Next Generation of mmsd:
gitlab.com/kop316/mmsd

Receiving MMS messages on the is getting closer to working by default. In byzantium the needed and fixes are already there now, we just need to add and purple-mm-sms manually: source.puri.sm/Librem5/chatty/ Thanks to Chris T and @craftyguy @purism

@normandc it works at least on the with patched . If the torch on your device uses the kernels interface you should be able to get it to work too.

Building on top of social.librem.one/@agx/1061656 and about 80 commits later we passed the magic 50% test coverage hurdle (meaning we test about half of automatically which each commit).

To ease debugging issues on the road i made -logs shrink to smaller screen sizes. This is based on @brainblasted 's work to make -logs use initially.

Bumped 's test coverage by a factor of 2.5 with a single MR 🏁 (and as always: things like this spot real errors too). Thanks @zbrown for the review.

@bart "new feature" is at least as subjective as "larger changes" (one persons bug fix is another persons feature ↔️ ). Somebody depending on for every day use wants to know: "is this update safe" and for that it matters how invasive changes are since that' has a greater chance of affecting stability negatively 💥.

So on a middle version bump you want to be more cautious/test more than on a minor version bump before pushing things out to users. That matters more to me than 'new feat'.

@bart Larger changes (usually introducing new features) bump the middle number while mostly bugfix releases bump the last version.

0.10.2 is out 🚀 : source.puri.sm/Librem5/phosh/-

This is another (stability and ui) bugfix release. It also updates several translations and adds initial built-in screenshot support.

See above release notes for the full list of changes and contributors.

A tutorial on creating stable backports packages for debian.

peertube.debian.social/videos/

And new volunteers to help maintain gitlab dependencies in backports welcome (gitlab itself is in fasttrack.debian.net).

#debian #packaging #backports #freesoftware

I've tagged another git snapshot of with a bunch of fixes.

Here's the list of changes: source.puri.sm/Librem5/feedbac

is used by , and others to provide haptic, audio and led feedback.

For what it's worth, here's a likely very incomplete THANKS file:

gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/geary/-

Geary is Free Software, being built by people, for people. ✌️ ❤️ 💻

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@eliasr @joao @martijnbraam yes, it's a fork of upstream megapixels with hacked in support for the API the current CSI drivers export to userspace (which is currently being reworked): source.puri.sm/dorota.czapleje

The software engineering research community has a problem with (lack of) ethic approval culture when experimenting on free/open source software developers.

twitter.com/gregkh/status/1384

running on a . Credits go to the devs who have been working on enabling the cameras on the

Geary 40 release candidate has been released, at long last! It is available to install as a nightly build for testing before the final release: wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Geary/GetI

Please do test it out, and let us know if you find any show stoppers: wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Geary/Repo

Thanks!

#Geary #GNOME

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