Guido Günther @agx@librem.one

@linmob @calebccff I'd say that's https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/phoc/-/merge_requests/403 - waiting for a minor respin from the submitter.

@Alexmitter The source repo has packaging information and the CI files describe how to invoke those. That should be sufficient to build packages (maybe disabling tests for the time being on those WIP branches). Without any command invocations and error messages I can't tell what's going wrong for you when trying to build those.

@Alexmitter just in case: I linked to the patches here: https://social.librem.one/@agx/109902627814606174

@Supervisor @purism a mix of #PureOS and #Debian at this point.

Video is at 2 x speed.
The prototype code at https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/phoc/-/merge_requests/420

I felt a bit bad since I didn't show #phosh's overview in the above (which was totally broken at that point). So I did a quick stab yesterday to hack the missing bits in. It's usable now (still mostly a hack to get into the design discussion with @purism 's designers):

#LinuxMobile #MobileLinux #wlroots

@me did dbus-run-session as mentioned above help you? If so I'd be happy to add that to the invocations.

Glad you like it! You can wrap the phosh start in it's own dbus session (dbus-run-session) to avoid phosh grabbing e.g. the media keys handling. I run phosh nested in phosh and that grabs back the media keys after the nested phosh ends, so should your DE.

A short introduction on how to use your desktop system for #MobileLinux development using a nested #phosh session (and without having to compile anything):

https://phosh.mobi/posts/phosh-dev-part-0/

This is planned to have follow up parts, let's see how this works out.

#LinuxMobile

@Alexmitter @francois So far mostly removing backgrounds from CSS, and adjusting background stretching. The overview will need more work (as this was mostly for checking feasability)

Bit of a an odd mood to today so wanted to check if I can brighten things up a bit by adding some color and transparency to #phosh. (Basically just a quick hack to see how the performance is on the #librem5 and it's quite good). Background image by @francois .

#MobileLinux #LinuxMobile #gtk

@linmob I like that photo to social media experiment. What I usually do is:

- take photo in millipixels
- open it (opens eog which can rotate)
- mark the relevant area with gnome-screenshot and copy to clipboard
- paste into nheko / mastodon web client / ... (ctrl-v)

Still way to many steps but works rather quickly and one doesn't need to fiddle with image sizes.

@subins2000 Great! I have split out the varnam code into a separate completer in the meantime and made it use libvarnam (instead of the varnamc script): https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-osk-stub/-/commits/wip/libvarnam . (I won't do futher work here, I just wanted you to have a nicer example).

This should be simpler as a base for you to start.

@joshfowler Replacing a runing squeekboard doesn't work yet (https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/squeekboard/-/issues/361) - replacing a running phosh-osk-stub with another phosh-osk-stub does though. To replace (temporarily) replace squeekboard you need to make sure sm.puri.OSK0.desktop invokes phosh-osk-stub, other by editing it, adding one to /usr/local/ or ~/.local/share/applications or (on Debian) by using `update-alternatives`: https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-osk-stub/-/blob/main/doc/phosh-osk-stub.rst

@tchx84 @linmob @devrtz I'm not at FOSDEM so likely best to grab @devrtz at the #MobileLinux stand (or maybe he dropp{s,ed} some there)

@tchx84 @linmob @devrtz are you at FOSDEM? Otherwise I can send some to you.

@subins2000 See https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-osk-stub/-/commit/01828f188ec6e647d0ccc294d903b4ada8466e73 - it's really just a quick hack reusing one of the current completers. Would be great if you'd look into plugging govarnam into it as proper shared library.
Currently the different completion engines are compile time (not run time). Ill post an MR to change that soon.

@subins2000 I had trouble getting govarnam to work but did a quick hack to plug libvarnam (I have no idea if it predicts anything useful though 😃):