Stitched together a small (µ) video player using #gstreamer and #gtk4 to test accelerated #h264 video decoding on the #librem5 using it's #hantro VPU. It gets along with 20% CPU usage when rendering the 15 Mbps jellyfish demo to a #GdkPaintable which is twice as much as the raw `gst-launch-1.0` pipeline (https://social.librem.one/web/statuses/105799071793016596) but not too bad. It also suspends rendering on screen blank and prevent screen lock during playback so just enough for 'on the road battery drain testing'.
So #debian 11.0 #bullseye has a tentative release date of July 31. On June 17 we will have a confirmed release date.
https://lists.debian.org/debian-release/2021/06/msg00199.html
@Alexmitter @KekunPlazas @leimon @purism @brainblasted there are patches for that involving #libhandy which are used in #PureOS but gtk3 looks too frozen to get those in upstream so work is focusing on #gtk4 / #libadwaita here.
@leimon @purism yes, #nautilus is adaptive upstream nowadays thanks to @brainblasted work. @KekunPlazas brought that to #PureOS
org.Gtk.MountOperationHandler support coming to #phosh so you can open encrypted volumes with swipeable, modal dialogs
Geeky YouTube Terminal Workflow auf @gnulinux https://gnulinux.ch/mein-youtube-terminal-workflow #nt
Mobil in die digitale Freiheit (2)
https://luki.org/2021/06/mobil-in-die-digitale-freiheit-2/
#Linux #Meinung #Mobile #Apps #Debian #GNOME #libadwaita #Librem5 #Phosh
I've published a new spin-off project from the #debian-janitor: #ognibuild aims to provide a basic interface to any buildsystem, including dependency discovery and resolution. https://www.jelmer.uk/ognibuild.html
@inuit it's one bit less to patch (PureOS patched this in amber too)
@dylanvanassche @nitrokey @purism @PINE64 now we "just" need a #nitrokey and #libremkey with usb-c connector.
With >150 non-merge commits (~4.5 every day since the last release) this is one of the bigger #phosh releases commit wise.
phosh 0.11.0 is out 🚀 : https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/phosh/-/releases/v0.11.0
New features:
- Wifi/WWAN/BT quick settings now toggle on/off, long press opens Settings
- Initial support for `gnome-session --systemd`
- Torch brightness slider
- Allow to show battery percentage in top bar (via Settings toggle)
And there's more! See above release notes for the full list of changes and contributors.
@dylanvanassche @nitrokey Being able to use the #nitrokey for gpg and ssh authentication was the main motivation for adding Gcr prompter support early to #phosh
Here's what you can expect from Debian Bullseye (the next stable version) to be released over the summer of 2021: https://michael-prokop.at/blog/2021/05/27/what-to-expect-from-debian-bullseye-newinbullseye/ #linux #debian
The main downside of ~ being a git repo in itself is that `git clean -dfx` works. Don't ask why i know that.
Zhaofeng Li is working on moving the #phosh session setup to #systemd units https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/phosh/-/merge_requests/824 as modern #gnome-session does.