@martijnbraam I use it on a spare phone but my other phone runs #linuxmobile as well
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I noticed this is working now, it works to stop the alarm without unlocking. Thanks! 👍
It will be much appreciated by certain of my family members who have been complaining that it always took so long for me to turn off the alarm in the morning. 😄
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With the update of @dino to 0.3.1 in #debian, the functionality on small screens such as #pinephone running #mobian ... did not work so great.
The version uploaded to debian experimental, allowed resizing the different parts of the window a little bit, but still often hid useful information...
So I refreshed the libhandy patches!
Packages available from:
https://people.debian.org/~vagrant/debian/pool/main/d/dino-im
The "UNRELEASED" repository is signed by my key in the debian-keyring.
Have not tested much, but works for me!
Guido Günther
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#chatty 0.7.0-rc4 the multi protocol client (sms, matrix, xmpp) used with #phosh on multiple mobile devices, running on a desktop with multiple #matrix accounts and an #xmpp account.
It's not exactly a "big deal" to run it on a desktop, since one of the ideas with #linuxmobile is convergence, and being able to run the same software across devices (mobile, desktop, tablet, etc), to be able to do this sort of thing.
But it is still very cool to see :)
Video is at 2 x speed.
As I don't speak Japanese myself I could need help here: Does this make sense to pursue? As I read that flick input is preferred nowadays I wonder if romaji
is useful at all? Does the typing look correct? What would be the minimal missing to make this useful to people?
See https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-osk-stub/-/merge_requests/34
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This is #phosh osk-stub reusing the (not yet merged) completion code to talk to #uim-anthy to input bits of #Japanese. I mostly did that to see if the interface is flexible enough but it would be great to make this actually usable:
#phosh #librem5 #linuxmobile #mobilelinux
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🚀📱 I've tagged version 0.0.1 of #feedbackd (a daemon to handle audio, haptic and led feedback on #linuxmobile e.g. when using (but not limited to) #phosh.
https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/feedbackd/-/releases/v0.0.1
There's still no API guarantees but having releases should make it a bit easier for distros than tracking git snapshots.
Thanks @devrtz for the fixes in this release!
@grote I never ran out but I carried a phone sized powerbank (https://shopee.sg/Mazer-EnerG-Duo-10C-10000mAh-Powerbank-i.74421134.1944552297)
Guido Günther
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Interesting read by @agx "On a road to Prizren with a #FreeSoftware Phone" about using the #Librem5 to travel to #Debconf 22 (the #Debian conference) and improvements made https://honk.sigxcpu.org/con/On_a_road_to_Prizren_with_a_Free_Software_Phone.html #nt
@alaraajavamma with slightly modifified desktop file for gnome-clocks (https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/debs/gnome-clocks/-/commit/738b751060ec04e13ec1e76c2a626605ddbe7c8b) you can
Linking to issues is problematic on its own (as URLs change, one might use git offline, etc) but I wonder if explanatory commit messages can also be a penalty? I always saw them as added value for later "git blame" etc to figure out the reasoning for a change.
Linux Mobile GNOME/Phosh
@Phaserune @dos are you talking about gnome-control-center? I'd suggest to file a bug at https://source.puri.sm/pureos/packages/gnome-control-center/ as this is not how it should be.
@Phaserune @dos What "model settings"?
Together with this goes an update of phosh-mobile-settings and phosh-osk-stub: https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-mobile-settings/-/tags/v0.22.0 https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-osk-stub/-/tags/v0.22.0
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phosh 0.22.0 is out 🚀📱 :
A bit later than usual but with more style improvements, better battery indicator and more:
Check out the full release notes at https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/phosh/-/tags/v0.22.0
#phosh #librem5 @purism #gnome #linux #mobile #linuxmobile
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@eliasr phosh-osk-stub (https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-osk-stub) started out as a debugging tool when working on input-purpose support for gcr (https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gcr/-/merge_requests/79) - it grew more and more features over time - I still consider it's main purpose debugging and experimentation though.
