Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

@Satiah Being able to have a Linux phone is a goal that had been achieved many years ago already. Now it's all about making it even better 😉

@claudi I don't remember what the state of the images marked as "alpha" was, but I don't expect any upgradability issues in images generated from the current repos. Also, I performed an upgrade from Byzantium - the last time I flashed this phone was in early 2021, I'm not a fan of reinstalling from scratch 😜

So PureOS 11 (crimson) on Librem 5 has become daily driveable, as evidenced by me upgrading the system of my daily driver to it and not having much to complain about. From oldoldstable to oldstable - heading towards modernity one step at a time 😂 #pureos #librem5 #linuxmobile #mobilelinux

@LukaszD Nie, kolor nie. Ale które fotele zostały wolne już tak 😜

@LukaszD Zależy w której klasie, czy jadę sam czy z kimś, jaki tabor obsługuje skład...

@qcoolka Epiphany, ewentualnie Firefox gdy coś nie działa.

@qcoolka Firefox, bo wciąż nie ma innej.

@pecet Też nie umiałem, ale nie zraziło mnie to gdy potrzebowałem i już coś tam nawet umim.

@PabloveSky Odnoszę wrażenie, że ostatnimi czasy "komedią" określa się wszystko, co ma w sobie choć jedną scenę z potencjałem na podniesienie kącików ust.

@alaraajavamma @mrakmm Neither Stevia nor Squeekboard work on GNOME Shell - it doesn't implement the required interfaces.

@gryzor @bart @don_atoms @marcprux @fdroidorg Weird, somehow I've been successfully making and receiving phone calls with GNU/Linux on various devices for the last 17 years... 🤔

@zak There's no such requirement. What you probably mean is that plymouth requires a keyboard, but you don't have to use plymouth for decryption passphrase and there are several on-screen keyboard implementations out there that can be used instead.

@agowa338 > It is quite reasonable to expect it to "not be that simple" especially when it existed for 5 years by now.

There are so many things I have worked on in mobile GNU/Linux (cameras included) that weren't done for several years that turned out to be just a case of "nobody has looked deep enough at it yet" that it's generally safe to assume you'll be able to do *something*, and even if not then figuring out why it's not the case is still a valuable outcome 😛

@agowa338 That's why I'm talking about hacking on existing ports so much. It gives tangible results right away while operating in the same knowledge space.

@agowa338 But there's no equation there yet. Your job is to come up with one 😜