Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

@holypangolin Tagging @rail and @grzeeesiek as without them I wouldn't be aware of the existence of this gorgeous hat 😎

@vincent Note that there's an upstream lm3560 driver, but it uses V4L2 API. As far as I'm aware the reason for writing a new one was that a LED device can be attached as a V4L2 subdev, while V4L2 device can't be exposed through the LED API, so some discussion with upstream maintainers may be needed first.

Also, I don't consider s5k3l6xx driver to be anywhere near upstreamable quality just yet. It needs a solid cleanup and it still has a few open problems to solve in its clock configuration.

@pluszysta this is the way

@maladictus Plasma 5 w 2026? Zresztą spodziewałbym się, że ikony Breeze dobrze by się odnalazły w takim motywie.

Also, it looks like NXP has picked up their Cadence HDMI/DP bridge/PHY driver upstreaming effort again, which is a great news as it's one of the biggest things we carry in the downstream #librem5 tree!

https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20260407-dcss-hdmi-upstreaming-v21-0-4681070ab82f@oss.nxp.com/T/

Linux 7.0 has now been tagged, coming with 19 commits upstreamed from the Librem 5 tree - two by NXP and the rest by yours truly on behalf of @purism. Three more are already queued for 7.1.

While the mainline kernel still can't drive the display without extra patches, it's very close now 👀

#linuxmobile #mobilelinux #linux #kernel #librem5 #mainline #linuxphone #linuxsmartphone #shotonlibrem5 #purism #nxp #imx8mq #cats #catsofmastodon

@chlopmarcin @SceNtriC Słusznie, bo jeszcze by znaleźli posta, wrzucili w translator i uznali, że ich nękasz 😁

@chlopmarcin Czyżby znany z puszczania się poręczy projekt na literkę gie znowu coś odjaniepawlał? xd

@evan @_followback Looks like the bot doesn't want to follow me back. I show up in "Followers" tab on its webpage, but it displays a wrong handle domain - maybe it has troubles with split-domain instances?

@blejamichal @pluszysta No te freak fighty to coraz dziwniejsze.

@mrlakes Going out of suspend should be almost instantaneous and should bring you back to exactly where you were before, no logo screen. The best way to notice whether it was suspended or not is to look at the WiFi icon right after turning the screen on - if you see that it's connecting to the network, it was suspended (you can also check logs of course).

Personally I have it suspend after 1 minute on battery power.