Je suis connectée via OpenSSH à mon téléphone en USB, ce qui me permet d’écouter ma musique avec mpd(1) et ncmpcpp. Si vous vouliez faire pareil, vous devriez au minimum savoir gérer les permissions Unix, et je vous conseillerais donc de lire Absolute OpenBSD, de @mwl : comme il l’écrit lui-même, « je ne suis personne pour vous interdire de vous tirer une balle dans le pied », et ayant, en ce qui me concerne, redoublé notamment pour avoir installé ncmpcpp je vous suggérerais de lire des livres pour gagner du temps – je suis totalement en désaccord avec Michael W. Lucas sur sa lecture sociale des communautés Unix, mais sur le plan technique c’est un excellent écrivain.
Bref : lancer le partage de connexion et gérer la musique depuis mon ordinateur, sans devoir me péter le dos pour accéder physiquement à mon téléphone, est sans doute moins important que réussir mes études mais reste inappréciable, et si vous voulez un ordinateur de 300 g avec un clavier virtuel, un écran tactile, et une batterie, vous pouvez passer à la maison ou contacter Solidaires Informatique Rhône pour me demander de vous installer #postmarketOS sur un vieux téléphone traînant au fond d’un tiroir : je n’ai pas dit que le port serait fonctionnel, mais c’est gratuit.
I wonder if @postmarketOS could pull off something like what [I WRONGLY THOUGHT] @GrapheneOS is doing, where they get a phone maker to sell just one model of phone who's hardware is verified to work well with the operating system preinstalled.
This way, they have a single reference platform to target and some support for getting hardware working, even if only in the form of documentation. They also get some funding from purchases.
I mean, it's probably a bit "chicken and egg" as hardware makers need to see potential sales and potential sales come from users seeing a daily driveable end unit, but maybe, just maybe, something like this could be the next step after getting a single phone fully working.
@eve VoLTE is working on #Librem5 with #PureOS and #postmarketOS, so I'd expect newer devices to work as well.
Btw, a new global modem upgrade option for the L5 is also apparently coming this year.
Achievement unlocked: record a video with sound and post it immediately from the street with #postmarketOS (warning, sound is loud and blown out completely heh)
If you don't know what day it is here in Argentina, please do look it up. #NuncaMás
The camera works… the… ultrawide camera that is
Today a 14 year old wrote an email proudly explaining how they installed #postmarketOS on their Acer Chromebook, and asking if I could send some stickers to their postal address. I invited them to #FrOSCon (where they could get a lot of stickers!), since that's a family-friendly event, and otherwise said I would try. They replied very happy to get a reply from a pmOS maintainer, and "see you in Sankt Augustin".
I'm just so happy I made the day of this kid :D
@unfinishedsymphony has recently stepped up helping with issues related to postmarketOS docs (huge thanks!). And one of the things we had pending was fixing the ugly banner to go back to the index, for example in https://docs.postmarketos.org/policies-and-processes/governance.html. I as the maintainer have very little UI and UX knowledge. If anybody here would like to suggest improvements there, or directly comment in the code in https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/docs.postmarketos.org/-/merge_requests/63 that would be super welcomed! The current suggestion in a screenshot below