Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

@zyd@emacs.ch Librem 5, I'd say. There are some contenders to challenge it around; not there yet, but getting pretty close.

And I'm not saying that just because I have worked on it 😂 It's what I'm hearing from the users.

@spacemanspiffy I'm a huge fan, I especially love "Highway to hell" 🔥

The recording of my #FOSDEM talk - a dive into a bug in USB 2.0 and the problem of spontaneous modem resets that used to be experienced on the #Librem5 is now available to watch: https://fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event/fosdem-2024-3200-universal-serial-bug-a-tale-of-spontaneous-modem-resets/ #linuxmobile #mobilelinux #usb #fosdem24 #fosdem2024 #fossonmobile #mobile #linux

@joannaholman The article you link to states otherwise.

@KitsuWhooa @fleischie28 TBH, I don't think this falls into Wayland's scope at all. This is something for a window management interface. X11 left it wide open for everyone as every client could do everything; now we're in a better world, but we kinda forgot about having an interoperable standard for that. There are extensions that do basic window management over Wayland, but their scope was so far mostly about things like taskbars.

Also, OMG this Thunderbird extension is such a bad hack 😂

@KitsuWhooa @fleischie28 I understand your frustration and even share some of it, but please remember that having a good answer to the question "why would you want to do that?" is the necessary first step to design a good protocol that solves actual use cases and ensures interoperability. The XY problem is real, and if "I want it to work the way X11 did" was the way to go there would be no need for Wayland at all.

@wolfskaempf @flow3rbadge Bluetooth audio won't fly, it's BLE-only. For the record, the latest firmware has a built-in music player app that plays MP3 & MOD files and can also stream over network.

@timnitGebru Just use an LLM to write your answer to their demands and profit!

@Idcrafter @linuxphoneapps Well and fast? :P

Seriously though, I can only speak for one app - my bank's, which complains about "rooted device" in its security overview screen, but doesn't actually block anything. I'm only using it for mobile one-time-token payments (Blik) anyway, as anything else is available through web browser.

@svgeesus @holypangolin That one was a ready-made model, but I did my own one for the display board on the other side. It was pretty simple - just made red PCB and black screen in FreeCAD and then combined that with generic pin header and pin socket models from KiCad's library directly in footprint properties. Still have to clean up some stuff there (the two sockets are separate footprints there), but that's the gist of it.

@linuxphoneapps
1. Not sure what "favorite app" is supposed to mean, these are tools that let me do various things. I don't have a "favorite tool" in general either, at least not without additional qualifiers.
2. Yes, but mostly GTK.
3. Yes, for banking app.
4. Banking app. Maybe some local transit ticket stuff could be handy too. No.
5. PureOS.
6. Perhaps 😁