Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

@opensourceopenmind @janvlug libcamera won't produce nice image yet, but it should work nevertheless, so that's likely just some distro misconfiguration that you should be able to debug. Make sure you enable PipeWire support in Firefox in the first place, I don't think it's enabled by default yet.

@opensourceopenmind @etbe Depends on your needs. I use XMPP daily, but I definitely wouldn't want it to scream for my attention. It's supposed to show me the messages when I reach for the phone, not the other way around :P

@opensourceopenmind @janvlug But PipeWire can still handle video even when PulseAudio is handling audio...?

@zakurzona @Zenek73 @PabloveSky Bywa, że są w zasadzie tylko takie, ale rzadko :)

@zakurzona @Zenek73 @PabloveSky A to też zależy jak się trafi, bo i w bezprzedziałach bywają miejsca na przeciwko siebie.

@etbe @opensourceopenmind It could be better, but it usually manages to go through a day on a single charge, which is far from the point where I'd personally start considering such measures. Are you using system suspend? If not, why?

@zakurzona Wszystko zależy jak się trafi. Ja raczej preferuję przedziałowe, bo oddziałowuje na mnie góra pięć osób, a w bezprzedziale mniej lub bardziej cały wagon. Jednak dużo łatwiej o ciszę i spokój w jednym przedziale niż w całym wagonie.

@dantalion It's the same package.

@dantalion But what are you migrating from/to? What do you want to do in the first place?

This is an installation guide, so it tells you how to start from the clean slate. There shouldn't be a need for a upgrade guide, just upgrade 😜

@dantalion Waydroid has worked for several years now. The package is now included in the PureOS repositories indeed. Coincidentally, Debian has packaged it a few days later as well.

Not sure what you mean by migration guide. Migration from/to what?

@opensourceopenmind @janvlug I hope that PipeWire will let us sort this out better. PulseAudio was very stubborn at considering the maximum available hardware amplification as 100% instead of 0dB, so I had to restrict it from using the whole range to keep it sane :(

@opensourceopenmind @janvlug You may want to adjust Speaker Boost ALSA control rather than use software amplification that causes clipping. This is shared with the earpiece, be careful not to blast it at full volume when you have it near your ear.

@f_underscore I have no crystal ball to look into, but Crimson has been exceptionally unlucky in this regard, with multiple mutually unrelated reasons for its delays. For Dawn, the "only" thing left is to actually polish the distro itself.

@janvlug There are several ways to get there, but pressing the Escape key is probably the simplest one 😀

Now moving onto the trixie-based PureOS 12 "dawn", which should become usable by early adopters in the coming months 🎉

Thank you for your support and patience on the way there 🤗

While it's still not exactly on the bleeding edge, it's a significant step forward. Lots of infrastructural blockers that prevented further development have been resolved in the process, and even though the base isn't very fresh, there's quite a bit of fresh work included too. I'd say the end result may even be more polished in some areas than in other up-to-date distros now (with a strong accent on "some areas", obviously, as they're clearly ahead in some others!)

Better late than never: PureOS 11 (crimson) is finally out, catching up with Debian 12 (bookworm) just in time for when bullseye/byzantium lose their extended security support next month. If you're still on byzantium, update ASAP! It's a solid improvement over both byzantium and plain bookworm. 🧵

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