Guido Günther @agx@librem.one

@rmader @mort @cassidy It's not in device tree yet https://lore.kernel.org/dri-devel/f8747f99-0695-5be0-841f-4f72ba5d5da3@connolly.tech/

I've added https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/phoc/-/issues/341 as that looks like a simple thing to add (and we have the information in the compositor already to draw the notch area for debugging purposes).

For the moment having #phosh not placing UI elements in the notch area (like the clock) already helps a lot.

We could have the compositor (#phoc) just avoid the notch but we want the app to have a say there (as depending on screen content) it might want to use that area.

@cassidy @mort When running #phosh just add the notch info to #gmobile and you're done.

For fullscreen apps this needs Wayland protocol support. This is work in progress (but the compositor already uses the same info).

A gnome-shell extension could just pick up the same info.

See https://phosh.mobi/posts/notch-support/

@bhyoram @purism When enabled swipe left on the lockscreen.

@goatwildernesscollective @purism check https://social.librem.one/@agx/111150091799262314

@kosmosghost @purism Phosh is using a lot of GNOME technologies and we consider us part of the GNOME community/ecosystem but phosh doesn't use gnome-shell so its extensions won't work. There's extension points for e.g. lockscreen plugins though (and more planned for e.g. quick settings).

The at-mention above should have been @gauthamx

phosh 0.32.0 is out 🚀📱:

More fixes in #phosh and #phoc ➕ allows to reorder lock screen plugins (thanks gauthamx@mastodon.world) ➕ improvements in phosh-osk-stub's virtual-keyboard mode in non US layouts (e.g. for electron apps) and initial #varnam support for Malayalam.

Check out the full release notes at https://phosh.mobi/releases/rel-0.32.0/

#librem5 @purism #gnome #linux #mobile #gtk #LinuxMobile #MobileLinux

@QuadRadical in my simplistic world view phosh is part of the gnome mobile effort. Nitpicking aside: If you mean if it also runs under the gnome-shell fork for mobile: it should, it's a regular GTK/adwaita app.

Sources are at https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-ev/

Next thing needed is a "stop charging" button as some charging stations don't allow for that either 😞 . The data leaking involved here is also concerning but as it is sent out no matter what, let's at least make it usable via #FreeSoftware too.

Had the need to charge an all electric Kia recently and guess what: both the charging stations app and the vendor's app are proprietary so how would I know when charging finished?

Turns out people around #HomeAssistant figured out the vendor API so I could use that to have a small app to monitor the charging status on my #Librem5 running #phosh

#gtk #gnome #MobileLinux #ev

@krzym @devrtz @copyrights @zeroday Librem 5 ist locker schnell genug für Waydroid, siehe https://forums.puri.sm/t/anyone-successfully-run-waydroid-on-librem-5/16757/130

Problem bei Waydroid ist eher:
- derzeit generell kein Bluetooth support
- die proprietären Apps laufen nicht auf gerooteteten Telefonen

Von daher ist der Anwendungsfall in er Praxis stark eingeschränkt.

@dperson @devrtz The toggle also works on byzantium (that's where I've taken the screenshot).

I had already disabled automatic HighContrast in #phosh but the last days were so ☀️ that I flipped it on again.

Thankfully this doesn't need any `gsettings set sm.puri.phosh automatic-high-contrast true` anymore but can be done conveniently in the mobile-setting's sensor panel added by @devrtz in 0.29.0.

@eliasr I assume at a later point there will be calls for upgrade and alpha / beta testing.

@eliasr You can check the issues tagged crimson in PureOS bug tracker and see if something sparks your interest but I'd say most things need a spare device to test on (there's little things left that can sensibly be done in e.g. a VM).

@eliasr I don't think anybody is doing the backporting to byzantium atm. Crimson has recent packages (but I wouldn't recommend Crimson for every day phone usage yet). For experiments `l5-fetch-next phosh` gives you current phosh (+next patches) on byzantium (that's what I'm using to run recent phosh on my daily device).