Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

@BrianA Debian Testing's habitat isn't particularly known for its exceptionally rapid pace of evolution ;)

Here we can see a Plasmus Vulgaris specimen wandering outside of its regular habitat. Carefully testing the waters, encouraged by being docked, it slowly gets to know the unfamiliar surroundings of the phosh environment it found itself in - the other major part of the diverse ecosystem populating the Librem 5. #kde #plasma #gnome #phosh #gnu #linux #librem5

@dubstar_04 @garrett I never seen it working on the PinePhone, and even if it did it likely wouldn't help much there.

@garrett @dubstar_04 We use that by default: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/librem5-base/-/blob/pureos/byzantium/default/11_librem5.gschema.override#L11

@exalm@floss.social @lorabe@floss.social They are so expensive because they're buggy, I'm about to push a fix for that. But yeah, live thumbnails will wait for gtk4 indeed :)

@lorabe@floss.social phosh itself doesn't render that much, so maybe aside of smoother scrolling in app list it won't really matter for performance - the apps getting ported matter much more. Using GTK4 with GL in phosh will enable us to make it more fancy though, so it's still desirable.

However, we need something like https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/merge_requests/2992 to get merged first before that can happen.

Fun fact - the biggest difference comes from this single commit: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/commit/57e354c297e1703079c2bc6fb51211b24d884ac3

Then the new "ngl" renderer and fixes in the Wayland backend boost the performance even further.

GTK4's GPU-accelerated GL renderer(s) got a major performance boost in the last few days! Previously it struggled to render simple UIs with single digit FPS on the Librem 5; now it can get pretty fancy :) #librem5 #gnome #gnomeonmobile #gtk

@karmanyaahm Compiling apps on it is what I do since I have received it, but so far I was doing the actual development on a PC, connecting to the phone via ssh. So now it goes a step higher :D (this isn't new though, AFAIK @agx was doing it first ;))

phosh running inside a container under phosh, plus phosh's source code in Qt Creator - all on the Librem 5. Perfect for when you want to work on the phone on the phone :D #librem5 #gnomeonmobile #phosh #docker #gnome #gnu #linux #mobile

@BrianA @kde@mastodon.technology @purism Runs well! Just a few hours before taking that photo I had postmarketOS with PlaMo running on that very same device (using only the internal screen though)

Here's Plasma Desktop on PureOS Byzantium running on the Librem 5 phone docked to an external display - just because :D @kde@mastodon.technology @purism #librem5 #kde #plasma #mobile #gnu #linux

@linmob I think that term may mean several things. There are commercial projects released on free licenses (wink wink); there are some licenses made with commercial interests in mind that pretend to be "open source" but in fact don't match the definition; and there are projects that sell their builds of fully FLOSS software as a way to finance the development (so you can build for free on your own, but people buy it for convenience and support).

@linmob In what context?

@white_gecko I need to finally dust off that old build tree on my disk and make SHR run on the Librem 5... :D

@gamey Ah, I'm using the Librem 5 and acceleration works fine there. It's not as snappy as Firefox is, but it's snappy enough for Hydrogen ;)

@linmob @lowkeylone I'm using Hydrogen as Epiphany's web app as my primary mobile Matrix client right now and it works pretty well.