@awai @janvlug @okias @purism A good chunk of those should be trivially upstreamable, though personally I'm holding up with doing it until we're back on current trees, as that will make testing much easier.
Some of this stuff will still need a solid cleanup before going upstream though. There's also a handful of commits that add things that have been explicitly rejected by upstream, such as cpuidle, so I don't expect to ever be able to get to less than 10 commits or so.
@awai @janvlug @okias @purism FYI just did a quick clean up to get some better numbers - dropping patches that are later reverted, squashing downstream driver commits, dropping debug/obsolete/devkit/packaging/CI stuff, things backported from upstream etc. - but not very thoroughly.
Ended up with 174 commits.
133 files changed, 33472 insertions(+), 1541 deletions(-)
When ignoring Cadence and Redpine drivers:
68 files changed, 5908 insertions(+), 369 deletions(-)
https://source.puri.sm/sebastian.krzyszkowiak/linux-next/-/commits/6.6.118-rebase
@awai @janvlug @okias @purism Commit count is misleading - there are 86 commits just for the big cam sensor driver, which is rather small and these all would be squashed down into a single one if upstreamed; and further 20 commits on the Redpine driver are later nullified by importing its newer version.
Also, you only need a handful of commits to have a kernel that boots into something usable: https://source.puri.sm/martin.kepplinger/linux-next/-/commits/6.12.11/librem5_light
@grzgrz ED74, aka Pesa Bydgostia, aka Edyta. Mamy też Aliny, aka turbokible, aka EN57AL 😜
@pecet Może i Linux, ale gdzież tam GNU??
$ gnome-session-inhibit --list
com.github.neithern.g4music: Keep playing (suspend)
The effect of putting the #postmarketOS wiki behind #Anubis 😞
I really hope whatever entities are doing this will run out of money soon...
@slodyczek.bsky.social To chyba po prostu normalizacja głośności.
I'm currently looking for one or more volunteers to maintain the Openmoko USB PID + OUI service at https://github.com/openmoko/openmoko-usb-oui as the existing maintainer is no longer available. This is a service providing free USB Product IDs and Ethernet MAC addresses for the #FOSS and #OSWH community. Volunteers have to review of the PRs fulfill FOSS/OSHW licensing requirements before merging PRs. #usb #opensource
One of the things that makes #phosh look a bit unfinished is the fact that we don't show a representation of launching apps in the overview (while they show a splash screen).
We have a merge request for that now and it will hopefully land for 0.52 (or 0.53). This also fixes not being able to interact with apps while one is launching. Together with some pending activation fixes that should make things look more polished and will allow us to fix some other long standing bugs.
@wolnoscwkieszeni Myślałem, że czasy w których np. zusowski Płatnik był dostępny tylko na Windowsa dawno minęły, a jednak nadal trwają, tylko w trochę innej odsłonie.
committing to that kind of approach is just so obviously a massive PR mistake to me, too. historically it's been so difficult to pin down exactly what 'causes' bugs and regressions (beyond "entropy" or "mistakes") that developers aren't really blamed for them. but if you've decided to "Go All In On AI", any user experiencing any problem whatsoever now has their explanation: it was your fault. you decided to let the AI in, on purpose. it wasn't neglect, it was willful damage you caused
@zuthal @igb However, programming is, for the most part, a social activity. You write code not just for machines to execute, but also for humans to review and maintain, and until that changes, the intention behind the structure of the code you output is just as important. A big part of my job is to read, understand and fix code written by others, and there's a similar assumption of "someone who wrote this at least believed that it would make sense" there.
@igb And it's not just prose - it extends to code and art the same way, even if it's a bit less obvious there.
This part in particular examisnes a key tension: "LLM-generated prose undermines a social contract of sorts: absent LLMs, it is presumed that of the reader and the writer, it is the writer that has undertaken the greater intellectual exertion. (That is, it is more work to write than to read!) For the reader this is important: should they struggle with an idea, they can reasonably assume that the writer themselves understands it — and it is the least a reader can do to labor to make sense of it."
@tommi @postmarketOS Nice! It's several years late to be the first, but it's always great to see progress on more devices 😊
@rail Gdy jedziesz z Ochoty to to jest przecież Przedwiśle
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