Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

@ZachWeinersmith I don't dislike AI, it's a super cool tech, *especially* generative. I dislike people in power using it to make the world worse.

@mcc @hikari But Java and C# are both compiled ahead of time into bytecode for their virtual machines. That bytecode is then JITed at execution, as opposed to something like JavaScript or Python which aren't compiled AOT and if JITed then directly from the source code. I don't have much experience with C#, but Java was never fast to compile :P

@Keev @Wuzzy In Poland, we have a term "SOA#1" - "Standardowa Odpowiedź Administratora numer 1", which means "Admin's Standard Answer No. 1" - "works for me" 😂

@Wuzzy And if using Android (either directly or containerized), check out https://streetcomplete.app/ which makes it super easy to contribute!

@ceelight @flow3rbadge Glad it does! Enjoy, and don't forget to upgrade the firmware 😊 (1.3 should be out soon-ish now)

@scottjenson @jeremy_data @dcz You may also be interested in text-input Wayland protocol that lets the OSK and apps communicate with each other: https://wayland.app/protocols/text-input-unstable-v3

There have been lengthy discussions taking place on what is needed for the next versions of the protocol: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/issues/39

@scottjenson @jeremy_data @dcz Surprisingly, not that much actually - some things had to be fixed as they were poorly tested or bit-rotten, but as far as I'm aware most of the underlying stuff in GTK dates back to GTK3's initial push for touchscreen support around the time when laptops with touchscreens started appearing on the market.

I guess libadwaita may be a place for some of this stuff too.

@scottjenson @jeremy_data Fixing some of these stuff will be quite an undertaking and most of them are actually handled by toolkits rather than OSK, but I'm pretty sure that at least @dcz will be eager to discuss 😁

@scottjenson @jeremy_data Hello from my Librem 5 running Debian-based PureOS 👋😋

@elgosz @scottjenson @jeremy_data Pine64 has no software developers. Purism does, and then there are contributors from various communities.

These are the keyboards commonly used on mobile phones:

- https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/squeekboard/
- https://github.com/maliit/keyboard
- https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-osk-stub
- https://git.suckless.org/svkbd/

Phosh & Squeekboard devs can be easily reached via Matrix: https://matrix.to/#/#phosh:talk.puri.sm

@ceelight @flow3rbadge Which red LED? If it's the one on the petal 8 (next to the microphone), then it's most likely the connection between the boards being misaligned. Make sure all the screw holes are perfectly aligned before connecting the boards.

If it's the one next to USB-C, then power cycle it through the power switch (and remember to (dis)assemble it with it set to OFF!). If it still doesn't help, check the display connection.

@hrw @andypiper Yup: https://www.openmoko.org/wiki/USB_Product_IDs / https://github.com/openmoko/openmoko-usb-oui

@devrtz Yeah, and the overhead of shelling out to separate process for each frame is likely not insignificant too 😅