@BrianA @agx @dos @kyle kernel updates are technically feasible (all modules are open source) -- they'll be looked into when and if they show a tangible user-facing benefit (i.e. beyond "number is bigger"), or whenever we have enough free time for them, whichever comes first.
VoLTE is a work in progress and a rather high priority one at that. chances are we'll have it working in the coming 2-3 weeks.
@agx @dos @kyle unfortunately there isn't much we have in that regard. couple examples: a) the kernel we got didn't even have a commit history; b) we couldn't get the datasheet for the display panel.
I'm aware this isn't optimal, but perfect is the enemy of good & we had to start somewhere. if this goes well, we'll probably have better leverage in the future for that sort of stuff.
@agx @dos @kyle I work on this phone. you hit the nail on the head; it is our goal to share and upstream as many of our improvements as possible throughout our shared stack. you may have already seen me around GitLab now and again. :)
re: mainline, afraid it's not in our roadmap. getting the device in a halfway semi-usable state would be a decade-long project and the result would be ~the same to an end user. we prefer to focus our energy on improving the userspace (e.g. GTK perf, Firefox, etc)
Video confrencing time!
With the latest achievements from the community, Droidian will soon get support for camera over V4L2!
This means that now all apps can access and utilize the camera without any latency.
Thanks to @GranPC For taking this task off our hands and finishing it.
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