I use a somewhat old #V800 sports watch (what a joke, it's 10y old and #Polar does seem to have stoped support for it). I use it offline by downloading its data to my Linux notebook. While on vacation I could do the same using the same software stack on my mobile phone: a #Librem5.
Once in a a while I still get this feeling how amazing it is to have a small Linux computer in my pocket - even though it is already since more than a year my only mobile phone.
@benedikt I guess at least you'll easily find people willing to do a collective fixing session there should something go wrong 😄
With a few small bumps, managed to get the #Librem5 booting into a #Mobian installer, and installed with an encrypted rootfs!
So far, only have #Dino configured, but that is enough for this to be a hugely useful communications device, especially with #JMPchat to connect up to telephony networks!
Love the kill switches for cellular modem, wifi/bluetooth and camera/mic!
This is my first #Debian #Trixie based computer, as there may be issues with the now-stable #Bookworm on this hardware.
@etam I'm not aware of any remaining issues with SMS and call reliability! Did that perhaps start to happen after enabling suspend? What is your modem firmware version? (you can check with AT+BMSWVER)
When it comes to GPS, you may want to check https://source.puri.sm/-/snippets/1207 out. This is the result of my recent research on assisted GPS and isn't integrated in the OS yet, but is going to be in the future.
If you're using an external dock with touchscreen: Due to the wlroots update we need to update the touch mappings to make touch on the external output still work. There will soon be a phosh-mobile-settings bugfix release to make this simple for known docks: https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-mobile-settings/-/merge_requests/63
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phosh 0.30.0 is out 🚀📱:
The major change is switching #phoc to newer #wlroots but there's more fixes and improvements.
Check out the full release notes at https://phosh.mobi/releases/rel-0.30.0/
#phosh #librem5 @purism #gnome #linux #mobile #LinuxMobile #MobileLinux
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@whitequark Ordered one almost 3 years ago, so glad to see it prevail through this hard time. Congrats! Looking forward to receiving it 😊
I've received my first sample of Glasgow Interface Explorer https://glasgow-embedded.org for evaluation
it is *beyond excellent*. it exceeds any standard I could possibly have for it. the team (1bitSquared and everyone else who collaborated) working on it deserves the highest praise
@s31bz I have played with running UBports on L5 in the past, but back then their compositor didn't support buffer modifiers properly and the codebase they were using was way too old to be worth putting effort into. However, these days Lomiri got significantly modernized and even gets included in Debian, so it should now be just a matter of time to get UT's environment working on L5 as I believe the biggest hurdles went out of the way!
New phone who dis? It's real!
The #Librem5 is almost like the #PinePhone's big and slightly more specced up sibling - a Linux pocket computerbox bringing desktop covergence to a phone - and @purism has contributed most of the code that allows Gnome/Phosh/Linux on a phone to dynamically resize desktop apps. Happy to finally get mine and support this project! Purism got bodyslammed by supply chain issues during the pandemic and is now catching up on shipping ❤️ See https://puri.sm/
@leimon @martijnbraam It's the opposite actually. The default app (Millipixels, old and hacky Megapixels fork) definitely has many more features when it comes to controlling L5 camera, though I hope it won't stay like that for long ;)
After finally attempting to rescue my long broken #Librem5 devkit, I ended up with it booting into this Feb 2020 image. It already somewhat resembles the current thing, but gosh, we sure have made a lot of progress since then! 😁
Excuse the white balance being all over the place, this was *not* shotonlibrem5 ;)
#phosh #phoc #gnome #mobile #gnu #linux #mobilelinux #purism #linuxsmartphones #linuxmobile
browser performance conversations often discuss perf in a vacuum. not super useful.
one thing we discovered back when i worked on Firefox was that it performed faaaarrr better for heavy users then Chrome, which optimizes for the median case user, which actually trends very light - a few tabs, small daily usage.
if you're a tab hoarder like me, Chromium perf gets pretty bad after 15-20 tabs. Firefox scales up to thousands w/o blinking.
@ptrc https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0449.html
Movim has had stickers already implemented for a while, but I don't think they're 0449 (IIRC they're based on 0231)
@KinmenRisingProject It used dfu-util after booting from NOR (by holding AUX), shouldn't be hard to figure out! But yeah, getting an image may be a challenge 😅
@ltlnx Yup, Illume 2.
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