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Over a year ago I tried adding Servo support to my browser and failed. A month ago I tried again, but some crucial things were still missing upstream.
After spending the weekend adding touch context menu support to Servo, I finally managed to get it in a spot where I'm willing to let other people try.
It's not quite ready for release yet, but if testing reveals no issues, I'll hopefully be able to publish a new version in the coming weeks.
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Over a year ago I tried adding Servo support to my browser and failed. A month ago I tried again, but some crucial things were still missing upstream.
After spending the weekend adding touch context menu support to Servo, I finally managed to get it in a spot where I'm willing to let other people try.
It's not quite ready for release yet, but if testing reveals no issues, I'll hopefully be able to publish a new version in the coming weeks.
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Over a year ago I tried adding Servo support to my browser and failed. A month ago I tried again, but some crucial things were still missing upstream.
After spending the weekend adding touch context menu support to Servo, I finally managed to get it in a spot where I'm willing to let other people try.
It's not quite ready for release yet, but if testing reveals no issues, I'll hopefully be able to publish a new version in the coming weeks.
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Over a year ago I tried adding Servo support to my browser and failed. A month ago I tried again, but some crucial things were still missing upstream.
After spending the weekend adding touch context menu support to Servo, I finally managed to get it in a spot where I'm willing to let other people try.
It's not quite ready for release yet, but if testing reveals no issues, I'll hopefully be able to publish a new version in the coming weeks.
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On the weekend, I enjoy committing some war crimes; as a treat.
Today, I did this in the form of an experimental touch context menu implementation for Servo, since the current proposed PR didn't get any traction:
https://github.com/servo/servo/pull/43725
Sometimes you don't need to write a better implementation, you just need to demonstrate how much worse it could be.
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On the weekend, I enjoy committing some war crimes; as a treat.
Today, I did this in the form of an experimental touch context menu implementation for Servo, since the current proposed PR didn't get any traction:
https://github.com/servo/servo/pull/43725
Sometimes you don't need to write a better implementation, you just need to demonstrate how much worse it could be.
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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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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.