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Ah yes. I think you're right about the tires. Happy I was wrong! :)
Looking forward to when Kumo is available with Servo from the Flathub repos. Even if it's buggy as all hell, I just want a relatively easily installed option to help test/use/bug report a servo browser to help Servo move forward!
Happy you're doing this work!
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Is this a recent change? I just tried installing Kumo from Flathub, and I don't see any option to change browser engine anywhere. The gif you embedded in your post doesn't seem to be showing for me, so if it shows where to enable this, I still haven't been able to see it.
PS Isn't Kumo a big car tire brand? I ,ean, I get that it's a different field, but it seems it could be an issue down the road...
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Ich hatte ja kürzlich über Catacomb, dem schlanken Desktop für Linux Mobile, geschrieben: https://gnulinux.ch/alte-technik-neue-freude
Nun gibt es tolle neue Weiterentwicklungen. Der Browser Kumo bietet bald die Möglichkeit die Browser-Engine einfach umzuschalten, zwischen Servo und WebKIT. Das finde ich wirklich genial!
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Just updated my Fairphone 5 ArchLinux packages to the latest call audio kernel/ucm/q6voiced versions and I'm happy to confirm call audio now seems to work out of the box without major issues.
Thanks to the work done by @valpackett, the bottom speaker is no longer firing for me during calls (producing an echo). That was my last known issue.
Hopefully this can be upstreamed to #postmarketOS soon, I think people are going to enjoy this.
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Just updated my Fairphone 5 ArchLinux packages to the latest call audio kernel/ucm/q6voiced versions and I'm happy to confirm call audio now seems to work out of the box without major issues.
Thanks to the work done by @valpackett, the bottom speaker is no longer firing for me during calls (producing an echo). That was my last known issue.
Hopefully this can be upstreamed to #postmarketOS soon, I think people are going to enjoy this.
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Just updated my Fairphone 5 ArchLinux packages to the latest call audio kernel/ucm/q6voiced versions and I'm happy to confirm call audio now seems to work out of the box without major issues.
Thanks to the work done by @valpackett, the bottom speaker is no longer firing for me during calls (producing an echo). That was my last known issue.
Hopefully this can be upstreamed to #postmarketOS soon, I think people are going to enjoy this.
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Just updated my Fairphone 5 ArchLinux packages to the latest call audio kernel/ucm/q6voiced versions and I'm happy to confirm call audio now seems to work out of the box without major issues.
Thanks to the work done by @valpackett, the bottom speaker is no longer firing for me during calls (producing an echo). That was my last known issue.
Hopefully this can be upstreamed to #postmarketOS soon, I think people are going to enjoy this.
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Just updated my Fairphone 5 ArchLinux packages to the latest call audio kernel/ucm/q6voiced versions and I'm happy to confirm call audio now seems to work out of the box without major issues.
Thanks to the work done by @valpackett, the bottom speaker is no longer firing for me during calls (producing an echo). That was my last known issue.
Hopefully this can be upstreamed to #postmarketOS soon, I think people are going to enjoy this.
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Charon 1.8.0 changes the default tile size from 256 to 512:
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/charon/refs/v1.8.0
While this is mostly a lateral move, it simplifies the offline tile archive generation. Instead of 8+ hours of requesting tiles from a server, I can now render 75k+ tiles locally in under 10 minutes. This should make it easier to fulfill offline tile addition requests.
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Apparently the Fairphone 5 microphone not working with automatic wireguard call profile switching was just a race condition with q6voiced:
https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/q6voiced/-/work_items/3
This means I now have calls working at a usable level with great quality on the Fairphone 5.
Since ArchLinux users must love the bleeding edge, I'm shipping this as default with my packages, so it should work out of the box going forward:
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/catacomb_packages/commit/3150b440e4050516b180a17ce2b8244198e5c301
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Apparently the Fairphone 5 microphone not working with automatic wireguard call profile switching was just a race condition with q6voiced:
https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/q6voiced/-/work_items/3
This means I now have calls working at a usable level with great quality on the Fairphone 5.
Since ArchLinux users must love the bleeding edge, I'm shipping this as default with my packages, so it should work out of the box going forward:
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/catacomb_packages/commit/3150b440e4050516b180a17ce2b8244198e5c301
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Apparently the Fairphone 5 microphone not working with automatic wireguard call profile switching was just a race condition with q6voiced:
https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/q6voiced/-/work_items/3
This means I now have calls working at a usable level with great quality on the Fairphone 5.
Since ArchLinux users must love the bleeding edge, I'm shipping this as default with my packages, so it should work out of the box going forward:
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/catacomb_packages/commit/3150b440e4050516b180a17ce2b8244198e5c301
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Apparently the Fairphone 5 microphone not working with automatic wireguard call profile switching was just a race condition with q6voiced:
https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/q6voiced/-/work_items/3
This means I now have calls working at a usable level with great quality on the Fairphone 5.
Since ArchLinux users must love the bleeding edge, I'm shipping this as default with my packages, so it should work out of the box going forward:
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/catacomb_packages/commit/3150b440e4050516b180a17ce2b8244198e5c301
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Apparently the Fairphone 5 microphone not working with automatic wireguard call profile switching was just a race condition with q6voiced:
https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/q6voiced/-/work_items/3
This means I now have calls working at a usable level with great quality on the Fairphone 5.
Since ArchLinux users must love the bleeding edge, I'm shipping this as default with my packages, so it should work out of the box going forward:
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/catacomb_packages/commit/3150b440e4050516b180a17ce2b8244198e5c301
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Epitaph 1.3.0 improves FP5 GPS support and ignores single-tap drawer expansion during calls:
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Epitaph 1.3.0 improves FP5 GPS support and ignores single-tap drawer expansion during calls:
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Epitaph 1.3.0 improves FP5 GPS support and ignores single-tap drawer expansion during calls:
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Epitaph 1.3.0 improves FP5 GPS support and ignores single-tap drawer expansion during calls:
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Epitaph 1.3.0 improves FP5 GPS support and ignores single-tap drawer expansion during calls:
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Thanks to the great work done by @wrenix, @valpackett, and many others (certainly not me), I've finally gotten calls working on my Fairphone 5.
While there's some kinks left to be ironed out, call quality is excellent out of the box (certainly better than my PinePhone (Pro)).
I've pushed a `linux-sc7280-calls` kernel to my arch repo for anyone who wants to try it. The following PR discussion should help set it all up:
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Thanks to the great work done by @wrenix, @valpackett, and many others (certainly not me), I've finally gotten calls working on my Fairphone 5.
While there's some kinks left to be ironed out, call quality is excellent out of the box (certainly better than my PinePhone (Pro)).
I've pushed a `linux-sc7280-calls` kernel to my arch repo for anyone who wants to try it. The following PR discussion should help set it all up:
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Thanks to the great work done by @wrenix, @valpackett, and many others (certainly not me), I've finally gotten calls working on my Fairphone 5.
While there's some kinks left to be ironed out, call quality is excellent out of the box (certainly better than my PinePhone (Pro)).
I've pushed a `linux-sc7280-calls` kernel to my arch repo for anyone who wants to try it. The following PR discussion should help set it all up:
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Thanks to the great work done by @wrenix, @valpackett, and many others (certainly not me), I've finally gotten calls working on my Fairphone 5.
While there's some kinks left to be ironed out, call quality is excellent out of the box (certainly better than my PinePhone (Pro)).
I've pushed a `linux-sc7280-calls` kernel to my arch repo for anyone who wants to try it. The following PR discussion should help set it all up:
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Thanks to the great work done by @wrenix, @valpackett, and many others (certainly not me), I've finally gotten calls working on my Fairphone 5.
While there's some kinks left to be ironed out, call quality is excellent out of the box (certainly better than my PinePhone (Pro)).
I've pushed a `linux-sc7280-calls` kernel to my arch repo for anyone who wants to try it. The following PR discussion should help set it all up:
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Kumo 1.8.1 fixes a couple bugs that probably went unnoticed by everyone but me. Baby steps.
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/kumo/log/v1.8.1
Maybe it's time to get calls working on my Fairphone 5…
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Kumo 1.8.1 fixes a couple bugs that probably went unnoticed by everyone but me. Baby steps.
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/kumo/log/v1.8.1
Maybe it's time to get calls working on my Fairphone 5…
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Kumo 1.8.1 fixes a couple bugs that probably went unnoticed by everyone but me. Baby steps.
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/kumo/log/v1.8.1
Maybe it's time to get calls working on my Fairphone 5…
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Kumo 1.8.1 fixes a couple bugs that probably went unnoticed by everyone but me. Baby steps.
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/kumo/log/v1.8.1
Maybe it's time to get calls working on my Fairphone 5…
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Kumo 1.8.1 fixes a couple bugs that probably went unnoticed by everyone but me. Baby steps.
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/kumo/log/v1.8.1
Maybe it's time to get calls working on my Fairphone 5…
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Charon 1.7.0 brings idle inhibition while the GPS is locked and fixes issues with startup on some compositors:
https://git.sr.ht/~undeadleech/charon/refs/v1.7.0
First time doing a release through SourceHut, seems like I should put the changelog in the tag's message.