let's do some crowd sourced telemetry, please boost for reach.
Help me decide what i should be focusing on with regards to OnePlus 6/sdm845 #LinuxMobile development.
"mainline" => any Linux mobile distro shipping a close to mainline kernel
please only respond if one of the options below accurately describes you!
@cas Just started daily driving OP6 w PMOS edge/Gnome-mobile instead of L5 w Mobian (PureOS development on a pause atm). I like the experience, but miss the camera, app scaling and the ability to bring up OSK when it doesn't trigger. Anyway, extremely impresses by the work you do!
@tomasoqvist double-tap on the bottom bar should toggle keyboard visibility on recent versions of pmOS
@antonok Hmm, doesn't seem to work on my phone atm (if you by bottom bar mean the thin white line at the bottom of the screen). Will try again when I get new system updates.
@tomasoqvist ah, sorry - it's long-press, not double-press 😅
@linmob @antonok Maybe the phosh solution with a long press on the bottom bar could make its way into #gnomemobile eventually?
@tomasoqvist It's a separate project, so … no idea!
One known issue with the “long press the bar” implementation in Phosh is discoverability. That said, I really think GNOME Mobile needs a way to do force the keyboard to show up.
Cc: @verdre @tbernard
@linmob @tomasoqvist @tbernard @antonok it's not that hard to add now that we have the new gesture framework :) https://gitlab.gnome.org/verdre/mobile-shell/-/commit/f16ed8f7302fe668dd9514d3d316aba0ac09b607
@tomasoqvist @antonok GNOME Mobile does not have a 'force the keyboard to show up' feature AFAIK. On stock GNOME, you can swipe up from the bottom to do that, but that gesture does another job on GNOME Mobile.