See https://specifications.freedesktop.org/notification-spec/latest/categories.html and https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/phosh/-/blob/main/src/notifications/notify-feedback.c#L66
Regarding suspend: caffeine is just a quicker way to do it (so it's also available when the phone is locked) but tweaks certainly works too.
@alex @postmarketOS @phosh oh...and with recent feedbackd you can use the camera flash LED as status indicator LED (but maybe you figured that out already)
Nice! 🎉
Regarding fractal: Fractal could set the `im.received` category on the notifications (this is supported by glib via https://docs.gtk.org/gio/method.Notification.set_category.html) so you'd get feedback
Regarding suspend: A good way to keep the device from suspending is the caffeine quick setting toggle. Toggling this on prevents suspend, toggling it off allows the device to suspend (e.g. at night). So one can save battery over longer non-use periods easily.
@BrianA @linmob @devrtz I'd say it's not about trust but necessity. The final decision which code lands on devices shipped by Purism by default can only be done by Purism - so it won't pan out without collaboration. I guess we want to see at least the bandwidth to continue kernel maintenance plus the bandwidth to review and merge contributions spent there.
(People who don't want to run the default OS have lots of alternatives already).
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#Librem5 users waiting for #PureOS Crimson: Giving money to Purism is not the only option:
https://liberapay.com/devrtz-PureOS_crimson
I (Peter) for one definitely trust @devrtz more than a company distracted by building a robot ;-)
Guido Günther
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Weekly GNU-like #MobileLinux Update (31/2024): Ubuntu Touch 20.04 OTA 5 and Jolla C2 news
https://linmob.net/weekly-update-31-2024/
#UbuntuTouch #Jolla #LinuxMobile #PinePhone #Phosh #Librem5 #SailfishOS #Sxmo
@fizzo Nice! Regarding the choice of the backend API. We're discussing if we shouldn't merge EV into Electrolysis: https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-ev/-/issues/1 - It already knows about different backends, so maybe that's easier and you want to investigate this?
I'd then follow your footsteps and move over the Kia/Hyundai bits too.
Guido Günther
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Hi @agx, I recently bought a second hand EV (Nissan Leaf) and was intrigued by this application you wrote: https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-ev/
I decided to add Nissan API support to it and it was a very fun project 😊
I used pyO3 to call this python library meant for Home Assistant and it’s working! https://github.com/dan-r/HomeAssistant-NissanConnect
I just need to figure out how to handle choice between Kia and Nissan and I will open a MR.
Guido Günther
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I am proud to annouce that the Gstreamer GTK4 plugin is now available in #Debian. This will allow to directly offload the load of video decoding to hardward via dmabuf, thus greatly reducing CPU load.
#Gstreamer #Rust #Debian
#Gstreamer #Rust #Debian
Guido Günther
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Just learned at #FOSSY24 (thanks to @allison ) about the #OpenInfra policy for AI generated content: https://openinfra.dev/legal/ai-policy (v0.9.2 at the time of my writing). It's a very reasonable approach, rooted in the best-practices that mature FOSS projects have applied for a very long time for vetting code contributions.
Guido Günther
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@RannyBergamotte @alaraajavamma
Just for the record: The Librem 5 has pogo pins for extension. There's a breakout board for that (https://shop.puri.sm/shop/librem-5-rigid-flex-breakout-board/) but you can also do without it.
There's also a breakout board to repurpose the M.2 slot:
https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/librem5-m2-breakout
Guido Günther
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@subins2000 @Anoop Looking forward to watch the video!
@whynothugo @arunmani I think I don't understand the intention then. If you want to do that in a regular window you'd call `gnome-control-center wifi`. (which is what happens when you tap "Wi-Fi Settings").
Guido Günther
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I had a peaceful calm talk today, usually I rush things up. A talk that I can finally place in peace to http://subinsb.com/talks (page under construction).
Guido Günther
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Since 2010, the Debian Snapshot service functions as a "wayback machine" that allows access to old packages based on dates and version numbers. However, this service has been in need for big maintenance for quite a while. Luckily, thanks to Glasklar Teknik AB and DSA in June 2024 the service has been migrated to new hardware and is now fully up and running again: enjoy https://snapshot.debian.org/ https://micronews.debian.org/2024/1722416374.html #debian
@whynothugo @arunmani We don't use Windows only Linux 😃 .
Seriously: I guess you mean popping up a separate dialog for the selection? That would work too but would make other potentially relevant information hidden. Having it all in one "vertical column" avoids this. This will become more visible when we don't swap out the quick settings for the status page anymore.
