Guido Günther @agx@librem.one

Aand another piece of hardware that can now be configured with open source utilities :D

Emacs 29.1 can be built in the PGTK or "pure GTK" configuration -- which doesn't sound that interesting until you realize that:

1) This means you can run Emacs natively under Wayland

2) Emacs looks much more visually consistent on a modern system than it used to

and, most importantly for me,

3) You can now seamlessly use your system language input methods, so, for instance, I can easily type Japanese in Emacs now.

This is a big step in modernizing #emacs .

https://www.gnu.org/software//emacs/manual/html_node/efaq/New-in-Emacs-29.html

I love the unique warm, almost analog look of the Librem 5 camera!

The image processor is still a work in progress but I would love it to retain that look in a way or another.

#ShotOnLibrem5 #Librem5 #Purism

Greatly enjoying @devrtz's talk on "The year of Linux On Desktop^WMobile" at #froscon2023

Tune in at https://streaming.media.ccc.de/froscon2023/S6 !

#LinuxMobile #Phosh #ShotOnLibrem5 #SlidesFromLibrem5

So many #linuxmobile phones on #froscon

A talk has been given \o/

https://media.ccc.de/v/froscon2023-2950-the_year_of_linux_on_desktop_wmobile

#LinuxMobile #froscon

I got #bananui 🍌 , the GUI for #LinuxMobile on feature phones, to work together with #wroomd on a #Nokia2780 with #postmarketOS. It's now almost possible to use it as an actual phone! 📞

UI source code: https://git.abscue.de/obp/bananui/shell

WIP pmaports fork: https://gitlab.com/affenull2345/pmaports/-/tree/nokia-weeknd (currently missing audio for voice calls and kernel packaging)

Updated the #FrOSCon blog post with my impressions:
https://linmob.net/hello-froscon/#looking-back-thank-you-all-this-was-great
#MobileLinux

If you didn't have time today to visit the #MobileLinux #devroom at #FrOSCon today, maybe you can make it tomorrow!

None of the program will be streamed, so come by live and in colour (:

https://programm.froscon.org/2023/schedule/2.html#1

@agx Here are my (bad) slides about @linuxphoneapps, slightly augmented:
https://media.linmob.net/pdf/impromptu-talk_pub.pdf