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Why is software created using taxpayers’ money not released as #FreeSoftware under a #FOSS licence? If it is public money, it should be public code as well!
🖥️ https://publiccode.eu
#bookmarklet to copy the text of the current oppi.uef.fi slide to the clipboard:
navigator.clipboard.writeText(document.querySelector('div[role="main"]').innerText)
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@LateNightLinux nice to hear @postmarketOS featured on one of the bigger Linux pods!
I know you’re doing a challenge and not explicitly “advertising”, but it’s a shame the only mention of cameras is about them never going to work on ARM Chromebooks when camera support on multiple phones running mainline was the headline feature of the latest stable release. @NekoCWD is even upstreaming a focus driver – the Year of the Mainline Linux Phone is near!
@gadgetbridge I was afraid that’d be the case. Porting one of the Pebble-specific apps made for the other mobile Linux platforms should be more feasible, though they wouldn’t support the plethora of other devices.
There’s an open issue on RockWork:
https://gitlab.com/muhammad23012009/rockwork/-/issues/2
Edit: there’s also Amazfish which supports various watches and multiple mobile Linux platforms including pmOS, but lacks Pebble support:
Exciting updates about #RebbleOS, a new #Rebble #nonprofit, another #hackathon, and more:
Last week I tried to help a fellow pianist get the hang of #strumming which included filming our playing to illustrate differences in technique.
It later occurred to me that we now have real-time #handtracking on phones, and I’m wondering if anyone has developed a strumming instruction app. Personally, I’d find a graph of arm movements handy (pun intended).
Given the proliferation of shortcut gestures in note-taking apps (eg. double-tap with two fingers to undo), I wonder whether anyone has implemented spatial gestures like raising the tablet to scan slides (similar to how the #Pebble compass changed to show heading or how the level works in the #iPhone Measure app).
Perhaps you could hold a finger on the screen to keep adjusting upon lowering & otherwise save the scans automatically.
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