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...and it allows to paste screenshots for apps that don't allow to paste directly.

@pocketvj File a bug against the app 😃 (or maybe Droidian to pick one that works, depending on which app that is)

@pocketvj select/copy/paste works fine here. (Using phosh-osk-stub: gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-). Otherwise I couldn't do a thing. I have CTRL-{,SHIFT}-{C,V} as keyboard shortcuts in the terminal layout so it's super quick.

@linmob The "not recorded" makes me a little sad 😢 . Have fun nevertheless!

For everyone at #37C3 into #LinuxMobile and more broadly free software on phones in general: This session should be interesting: events.ccc.de/congress/2023/hu

@pocketvj Nice. Glad to see is part of that equation 🤩

@jan_wagemakers Nice. I'm Also using mutt here on Mobile. To avoid having to store any credentials I'm using pkinit and the Librem5's smartcard reader. I then just need to enter the smartcard pin every once in a while which is simple with krb5-auth-dialog under (but works also on other mobile environments): honk.sigxcpu.org/con/Kerberos_

@pocketvj Put the command in a shell script to get shell expansion. You can poke with "sh -c ..." but a script is so much nicer (and as a bonus you can invoke it from the command line too if it's in $PATH)

@pocketvj You can add a shell scripts that does

wl-paste > ~/Pictures/Screenshots/`date +"%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S"`.png

(or s.th. more elaborate). Use that in a desktop file in

.local/share/applications

add that to phosh's favorites and hit it after the screenshot and it will put it in that folder

@pocketvj `wl-paste` always works (and make sure to file a bug against your favorite image-viewer if it doesn't support paste in 2023). Which reminds me that I still need to fix hydrogen.
There's also gnome-screenshot which saves to folders nicely. (Phosh itself currently does clipboard only)

I've released 0.0.5, a little video player mostly targeting mobile: gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/livi

Among other things we make better use of screen estate in landscape even when not fullscreen.

@federico3 add `devhelp` to that you can browse all the GTK related documentation quickly (including search) within a single UI.

#Debian provides documentation packages for many libraries, languages and tools. Why I like it so much?
- No matter how good your uplink is, localhost is faster
- Sometimes connectivity is poor or absent (on planes, country-side etc)
- Grep is faster that any search engine
- You can save on battery and metered SIM data
- Debian removes privacy-breaching images, javascript, cookies, ads
- Installed documentation is always at the same version as the language/tool/library

postfix.org/smtp-smuggling.htm

"SMTP Smuggling" vulnerability in Postfix allows to spoof senders even in the presence of some DMARC checks. Configuration workarounds exist.

Also, a wholehearted f* you to SEC Consult, who sat on this since June and disclosed it to some closed-source vendors and MSPs, but could apparently not be bothered to give e.g. Postfix a heads-up, publishing this close to the holidays.

Boosts for awareness welcome.

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