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We're currently collecting a bunch of issues to then work on in the next two quarters:
https://framagit.org/linuxphoneapps/linuxphoneapps.frama.io/-/issues
If you have further ideas, comments or just general input, please chime in!
Thanks to the bits and pieces collected by @isyourbrainFOSS we can now support the alert slider on the #Onplus6/6T to toggle #feedbackd's full/quiet/silent profiles.
@craftyguy @mhenson @yeswap you can use Glib's resource overlays https://docs.gtk.org/gio/struct.Resource.html has some pointers.
Guido Günther
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#Linux OpenPrinting #CUPS vulnerabilities
Use the following command to determine if cups-browsed is running:
$ sudo systemctl status cups-browsed
If the result includes "Active: inactive (dead)" then the exploit chain is halted and the system is not vulnerable
If the result is "running" or "enabled" then the system may be vulnerable.
Mitigation is simple, especially in any environment where printing is not needed.
$ sudo systemctl stop cups-browsed
$ sudo systemctl disable cups-browsed
Guido Günther
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For those running #postmarketos edge on a device with working camera - the number of which is raising fast enough to make me lose track - and you want to play around with the great new #gnomecamera / #gnomesnapshot #gnome47 release: you'll need to install gst-plugins-rs manually until some build issues are fixed.
The release features *heavily* improved rendering performance, mainly thanks to improvements in #gtk4 and the #gstreamer gtk4paintablesink (also for apps using the aperture library)
@cosmin Interesting. What threw me off was the tone off the message. I mean I didn't violate their terms of service or anything (how would I without an approved account :smile:). So it seems they already have enough customers.
Guido Günther
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Weekly GNU-like #MobileLinux Update (38/2024): #GNOME 47 and updates on #Plasma Apps
https://linmob.net/weekly-update-38-2024/
#LinuxMobile #postmarketOS #SailfishOS #UbuntuTouch #PinePhone #Librem5 #Mobian #Phosh
@Psyhackological @popey I've used gandi.net as I only need the host for a short periods of time.
@popey Thanks a lot for letting me know!
I don't think shooting first and then hoping the customer goes hunting for them is a good business practice so I'll happily spend my money elsewhere.
@arunmani I wrote that I'm not happy with their decision but went for another provider already.
@arunmani That's what saddens me too. I've recommended Hetzner so many times. But seems not anymore 😢
I wanted to rent some CPU power from Hetzner to calc better text prediction data for #LinuxMobile.
Created account via VPN so they wanted additional ID information which I sent with passport number removed. Resulting in:
"""
After reviewing your updated customer information, we have decided to deactivate your account because of some concerns we have regarding this information. Therefore, we have cancelled all your existing products and orders with us.
"""
I can't recommend this service.
@BlackIkeEagle Phosh shouldn't affect the GNOME session (or other DEs). I'm switching from Phosh to GNOME (and other DEs) sometimes to check e.g. compositor behavior and never experienced problems in that regard.
Regarding nextcloud. Are youusing
nextcloud-desktop? I just got myself a test account at https://nextcloud.com/instant-trial/ and can sync folders just fine under phosh.
Guido Günther
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Did you know that you can call #Emacs functions in #vterm like you can do in Eshell?
Using vterm-eval-cmds you can either commands that don't exist in a shell or replace those that exist.
E.g. instead of man you can call the Emacs manapge mode.
You just have to print something to the terminal with the right escape sequence so vterm receives
the right control sequence to know what to call.
Look at my config for more examples:
https://github.com/Thaodan/emacs.d/blob/master/init.org#vterm
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@cas I think the emphasis should be on *hardware* not *kill*. In a world where software tries to be clever physical switches (that are easily operated without even looking at the device) off means of and on means on which is very reassuring when one wants to save power or make sure one doesn't accidentally hit immense roaming fees with wwan on.
More info on GtkInspector in #gnome's developer documentation: https://developer.gnome.org/documentation/tools/inspector.html and here's how to use it in a nested phosh session: https://phosh.mobi/posts/phosh-dev-part-0/
Another small detail: I often need to scroll up in #chatty to reread something when composing a msg. Going back to the last msg of the conversation by taping the 🔵 would close the ⌨️ forcing me touch into the text area again (and causing visual distraction). We can fix this by having the 🔵 not take focus.
Posting this to demo it can be a one line change in a UI file to make #LinuxMobile work better. So please get involved! #Gtk 's GtkInspector is great to figure such things out.
@kirschner It's in #debian already (thanks to the awsome #Rust packaging team) https://packages.debian.org/trixie/railway-gtk (and also on #flathub)
@chfkch I think it's a matter of setting `content-height`, e.g.
+ <property name="content-height">400</property>
should make it "movable". Basically the content height needs to be low enough to fit the screen when the OSK is shown.
Idk if that's the currently best solution as the dialog then also doesn't take full height on large screens.
