Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

@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.

@mrlakes Calls and SMS are actually what will wake it up just fine! VoIP, IM and other Internet-based stuff won't though (and whether alarms do depends on the OS). The LED indicator will at the moment stay dark while in suspend too.

When suspended, it lasts about 20-22 hours with the modem on.

@mrlakes That's without suspend, I assume? I'd expect it to still have more than 50% left if it was sleeping most of that time.

@wolnoscwkieszeni @mat_hmm Co prawda nie używam pmOS, ale moim daily driverem jest Librem 5 z PureOSem już od kilku lat, więc z tym "nie nadawaniem się" bym nie przesadzał. Może się nie nadaje gdy oczekujesz, że wszystko będzie działać na losowym sprzęcie przy którym sobie z nudów dłubie jedna osoba po kilka godzin w miesiącu 😜

@vincent Though we may consider configuring it out-of-spec anyway if it ends up helping with ERR050384.

@vincent See https://social.librem.one/@dos/115952734691702400

@okias Nice, I was looking for a GNOME equivalent of KDE Itinerary recently but did not stumble upon this.

@Jamoteusz No to jest na komp, ale na moim kompie nie używam GNOME.

@Jamoteusz Ja na telefonie używam Drawing: https://maoschanz.github.io/drawing/

@gitranks I still don't know what these stars are supposed to mean 🤨

@vincent Incidentally, I think attempting to apply the feedback from the gauge series would be a good start! It's self-contained and I haven't touched it for a while so we wouldn't step on each other's feet, as I've been reworking some other stuff for mainlining recently too.

The TPS65982 stuff is very entangled with other drivers, firmware config etc. so I'd leave that one for later.

@vincent Similar story with fuel gauge patches, they need some changes: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20220318001048.20922-1-sebastian.krzyszkowiak@puri.sm/

Generally, aside of really recent stuff, things that stay downstream usually have a reason to stay there. Some reasons are easier to get rid of than others though, so I can help point you in their direction.