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I gave a short talk about on mobile devices at the in Regensburg last weekend (wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/d) and I could present the slides using a with HDMI over usb-c connected to the presenter and phom (source.puri.sm/guido.gunther/p) as a virtual mouse. Needed some hacks still to e.g. bring up to exit full screen but I think we can make this work out of the box in the future.

@jimmac Something seems wrong with that system settings icon there - upscaled with linear filtering?

@carlosgonz@mastodon.social No, what I mentioned was kernel-side stuff (work on libcamera is ongoing too, but that's the userspace side :))

@carlosgonz@mastodon.social We're working on switching from current drivers coming from NXP kernel fork to the ones in mainline Linux (utilizing V4L2 media API) right now. I guess making all the resolutions and 10-bit modes work will be next on our plates :)

@carlosgonz@mastodon.social What do you mean? I don't see any stuttering or jumping. The preview feed of the selfie cam is a bit delayed (about half a second) and has rather low FPS, but that's most likely because it's running at too high resolution at the moment - the big cam switches between low and high res modes when taking photos, while the selfie cam currently stays at the same mode.

@carlosgonz@mastodon.social Not yet (except the selfie cam, which works in 10-bit since the beginning)

Working on controlling a drone with the Librem 5. Today I figured out how to stream video from a Skydroid 5.8Ghz OTG Receiver.
`guvcview -d /dev/video3 -g none`

@kyle Case in point: twitter.com/karpathy/status/14

The Web as experienced by tech nerds is completely different thing than the Web as experienced by other people. Even browsing big social media is not as hostile, so no wonder that they are "the Web" for increasing amount of people.

@chrichri There's a "sharpen" module enabled in darktable, so I guess the former. The rest are: haze removal, exposure, graduated density, filmic rgb, shadows and highlights, local contrast and velvia.

@chrichri The left one is dcraw, which only does some pretty basic processing. The right one is darktable after enabling bunch of modules (just went through them quickly, haven't really touched any sliders :))

@dailylinuxmobile@fosstodon.org @kop316 @manjarolinux@botsin.space Distros should wait until relevant MRs are finished and merged, and then simply pull a new upstream Chatty version in with all its dependencies.

@kop316 @linmob @PINE64 @purism Manjaro does that often without making this explicit, and we then get plenty of invalid bug reports upstream :( There's usually a good reason why stuff that isn't merged yet isn't merged yet. It's fine to have a distro that includes experimental stuff around for those bravest, but I'd like to see Manjaro clearly state which things they pull in are still unfinished so users are well aware of what to expect.

Being used to working with no ready-made engine this gives me very ambivalent feelings:
1. Yaaay, I can do this without fully understanding how it works underneath! Prototyping is so quick!
2. Oh no, I don't fully understand how it works underneath! Debugging is so hard!

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Not really participating in jam, but took this opportunity to go back to my old "park revitalization" prototype in and learn how to use viewports in order to add splitscreen multiplayer :)

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