moved (Chris Vogel) @chrichri@librem.one

VoIP client for Linux desktops https://chrichri.ween.de/articles/8b3b14e/voip-client-for-linux-desktops

#Summer! 🙃 #TShirtTime.

I'm looking for nice shirts:

buying the shirt should ideally support a nice project
#fairtrade and #ecological
good cut - no ill-fitting sacks
#stylish - just #geeky doesn't do
#colorful - don't need more black&white

Examples:

yellow shirt with bee
red shirt with repair slogan

Suggestions?

Laptop-Probleme

Guten Morgen meine Damen und Herren, wir begrüßen Sie zur tagesschau!

Aha.

Croatia through Librem 5's eye - photos taken on automatic settings, with interactive comparison between images straight out of Millipixels and those processed in darktable afterwards. #shotonlibrem5 #mobile #gnu #linux #librem5 #photography #camera #croatia

https://dosowisko.net/l5/photos/

@nitrokey @chrichri @martijnbraam The problem is, your phone has the same binaries for izat as everyone with a qualcomm from Alcatel to ZTE. And it's OK,this is all part of Qcom SDK and unless you RE'ng all of it you must keep it in place so the phone works as a phone.But accusing others with something that their ODM provides when you are using the same stuff seems unethical.

These snaps are from the vendor partition in grapheneOS for the Sunfish (Pixel 4a)
https://releases.grapheneos.org/sunfish-factory-2023041100.zip

@nitrokey @chrichri @martijnbraam And even if grapheneOS has them bundled but doesn't actually use them (which wouldn't make much sense but I don't have the hw),the point still stands.Complain about Qualcomm not being transparent enough, but don't talk shit about other phone makers when it's someone else who wrote that piece of software, just to scrap some sales, I'm sure you can find better ways to show your phone is better for privacy than others without resorting to articles written like that

Android, Firmware & NitroKeys angebliche Enthüllung https://chrichri.ween.de/articles/a140d5a/android-firmware-nitrokeys-angebliche-enthüllung

A short #teaser of what I've been playing with lately. It's a screen recording of my #PureOS #Gnome desktop running on my #Librem14.

Sitting in front of my Librem14 is my #Librem5 pointing its camera at the notebooks screen...

Completely forget: I've tagged version 0.0.3 of μPlayer (a small video player using #gtk and #gstreamer targeting fullscreen landscape playback on mobile phones) the other day:

https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/livi/-/tags/v0.0.3

#librem5 #MobileLinux #phosh #gnome

Following up to https://chrichri.ween.de/o/1ceff19d1e4c4486b8fe8a0eb203a76d

Needed to send some SMS with information I wanted to copy'n'paste from my #Librem14 desktop.

Switched on the #PiKVM to get remote access to my #Librem5 connected to it and found the PiKVM not starting. Disconnecting the hdmi-cable for a few seconds made it boot.

When connected to the PiKVM with a browser the KVM session shows an empty desktop, because top and bottom bars are still on the Librem5s display. To get access to them I connected via ssh and ran the following

export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/1000 wlr-randr --output DSI-1 --off

This disables the phones display and moves the top and bottom bar to the external display - the PiKVM sending it to my browser session.

To cut'n'paste I tested PiKVMs Text menu:

copy some text from the local desktop (in my example a simple text editor)
open the Text menu in the browser session showing PiKVMs web interface
paste the text to the text boxed in the menu
press Paste button
confirm that I really want to paste the text
it's pasted to where the cursor is active on the remote computer - in my case the Librem5

Nice to know even though the same can be achieved through an ssh session to the Librem5 by running

export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/1000 echo "here I pasted whatever I wanted to have in my remote session from my desktop to the ssh session" | wl-copy

Got my #PiKVM 🔗 out to make myself familiar with it.

To test it connected my #Librem5 to it and set it up to use the external screen as its only display.

It work just great!

#Millipixels is showing a picture of the beautiful case of the PiKVM - so at least part of this is #ShotOnLibrem5...

#Marese Bio #Espresso: Seit längerem eine Neuentdeckung, die bei mir auf die Bestenliste kommt.

#QuijoteKaffee hat bisher meine Liste angeführt. Mal schauen, wie die drei in der nächsten Runde schmecken.

Ich gebe es nicht gern zu: ich ärgere mich über den #Streik in der #Kita. Ich wünsche den Streikenden Erfolg und bin mir sicher, dass ihre Forderungen gerechtfertigt sind. Ich schätze ihre Arbeit sehr.

Dennoch bröckelt meine Solidarität und ich ärgere mich über den zweiten eintägigen Streik.

Ich freue mich über gute Argumente, die mir den Ärger nehmen!

Meine spontane Meinung zu dem Eintagesstreik ist, dass er nicht die richtigen trifft. Er stell uns als Familie vor eine weitere organisatorische Hürde.

Er trifft aber unsere Arbeitgeber nicht. Bei einem Tag ist das mit dem Fernbleiben für die Betreuung der Kinder kein Problem. Das sind Lücken im Unternehmen, die schnell durch etwas schieben von Terminen und Umverteilen gefüllt sind.

Unsere Lücke bei den Urlaubstagen, die wir haben, um unsere #1EngelUnd4Bengel in den Schließzeiten/Schulferien zu betreuen, wird hingegen größer.

Irgendwann muss ich dann unbezahlten Sonderurlaub nehmen und die Lücke verschiebt sich in unsere Haushaltskasse.

Ein Streik von einer Woche oder mehr würde unsere Arbeitgeber treffen und diese müssten sich entsprechen ihrer Möglichkeiten über ihre jeweilige Lobby für eine Beendigung dieses Zustands stark machen.

Mir kommt das so vor, als würde die #Gewerkschaft ihren Konflikt auf den Schultern der Familien austragen. #Verdi, erklärt ihr mir, was ich übersehe?

The question about the 'patina' of a #Librem5 used daily came up on the Purism forums. I liked the idea and thought I'd post my actual state with some pictures to sometimes look back to it.

I'm using mine now for more than a year as my only mobile phone.

#Librem5Patina

I justed stumbled over the question how I could get an i2s audio signal (1.8V) into my notebook.

I looked for some usb sound device offering such an input and didn't find a (cheap) solution.

It seems that it would technically be possible using an esp32 or some sbc like rock64 or raspberry pi to receive the data and send it out by wifi or bluetooth. But I'm not a programmer and didn't find a project I could build on.

I fear I overlooked some simple and cheap solution. Did I?