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The General Purpose Computer In Your Pocket

"What makes the Librem 5 special is that it reclaims the full potential of what phones should have been all along: a general-purpose computer in your pocket under your control."

Learn more: puri.sm/products/librem-5/

0.6.0 is out 🚀 : source.puri.sm/Librem5/phosh/-

Besides more fixes for docked mode, the most visible change is @exalm@floss.social 's work to close apps by swiping up. This needs 1.0.2.

@purism

Getting on the to work is all over the stack (, , , , kernel, ...). Every piece wants a bit of attention somewhat like twitter.com/i/status/123134465

@Alexmitter Well yes, in both cases you need an additional hardware that isn't there by default as a prerequisite.

Just made my first mobile payment with my bank app straight from the Librem 5 - via Anbox. The last reason to occasionally boot an Android phone just went poof! :)

0.5.0 is out 🚀 : source.puri.sm/Librem5/phosh/-

This adds more keybindings, "docked mode" (for usage with external screen/mouse/keyboard) and more fixes with multiple screens.

You need recent 0.4.4, 1.10.0 and git master (or backported fixes) for this to work.

@purism

@linmob @agx @purism That's the regular shortcut for moving windows across screens - Super+Shift+Arrow. Phosh respects GNOME Shell keyboard shortcut configuration.

@purism I improved keyboard navigation in a bit so the becomes more fun to use when docked:

A Librem 5 Video Made on a Librem 5

"Ultimately the Librem 5 phone lets you take your regular workflow with you while also keeping you in contact with your friends and family."

puri.sm/posts/a-librem-5-video

@agx @joao It switches to three rows when the WiFi network label is long enough.

@purism While fixing related issues in , and the kernel for the I wanted things to be more automatic. So can now enable a 'docked' mode on screen plug: windows become moveable automatically (and get their close button back), gets disabled and there's a quick setting that lets you toggle that too:

Kao the Kangaroo works pretty well under PPSSPP on the Librem 5 :D

Thanks to @exalm@floss.social taking care of Webkit's packaging, Epiphany's GPU acceleration can now work on the ! Before (no acceleration) and after (GPU accelerated):

@sir Phosh is not a compositor, it's a shell that can run on various layer-shell compositors. What you mean is called phoc, which is indeed forked from rootston, but progressively getting rewritten into being a glib application.

I joined already after it was forked, but I'm very glad it was done this way. Restructuring and fixing rootston codebase was a perfect way for me to learn Wayland and I could contribute plenty of fixes back to wlroots (and some even to sway) in the process.

@mrmcq2u No slightest clue, I don't think I have any device to test it with here.

@lord It has worked very well for a while now. With a small driver hack I can even make its haptic feedback more quiet than what macOS allows ;)

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