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I've just released the notes I've been taking for months about here on

Feel free to check it out if you are working for a better experience ! Or if you are just curious

lemmy.world/post/28083599

lemmy.worldMy take on the "State of Mobile Linux" - Lemmy.World# Why this post ? I’ve been using a Linux phone for fun for a few months now, and this is all the annoyance that prevent me from being daily-drivable (And some other small thing that I found here and there) I am using a Redmi Note 9S, I’ve been mainly on GNOME Mobile because I love GNOME tech, and I am building apps for GNOME too (Which are mobile friendly 🥳) I also tried Phosh and other DE but I always come back to GNOME. I am using PostmarketOS. There are some striked things, which are the things that got fixed when GNOME 48 was released on PMOS! I might edit this post in the future to say what have been fixed (or do another one, we’ll see) # State of Mobile Linux and missing apps: - no good Bitwarden client - GoldWarden just crash and seems abandonned - eventhe web app is not responsive… - Finamp could work well but have no arm build - No discord app: - we have Dissent, which is decent, but login in is aweful and no voice chat support (we can’t even see the online status) - no jellyfin player app: - Delfin is decent but seems.abandonned… 😟 - GS Connect works, but needs a tweak and UI is not good on small screen - No lemmy apps - waydroid don’t have internet by default, we need to run a command everytime we launch it to add a route. - No good Youtube client (newpipe is bad for the moment and Pipeline just doesn’t work OOB - no tutanota app (no arm build) # State of GNOME Shell - Saving dialog in.text editor.is [http://editor.is] not good - Somewhat laggy compared to Phosh (Not anymore since GNOME 48 🎉 ) - OSK is bad, it needs to be replaceable easily - we could have multiple keyboard installed and switch between them - No recent emoji view 😭️ - Since GNOME 48 it doesn’t even adapt to the locale now… (I have AZERTY set in the setting but the keyboard is now qwerty) - Quick setting should be smaller, android style round icon instead, to fit more on small screen (same goes for Phosh) - We need a OLED theme for GNOME shell mobile - Accent color doesn’t work in the quick settings (Gnome mobile shell use gome 46 as of 21 feb 2025) (Fixed since GNOME 48! 🎉 ) - we need a way to bring up the OSK like on Phosh (holding the botto bar for a sec for example, maybe itcould be customizable too?) - no app icon in the overview of running app, and sometime its hard to know what app is running, especially when havng multiple instance of the same app - would be cool to be able to uninstall app from the app grid (phosh got this in 0.45 iirc) - The power menu when holding the power button just open the quick sretting menu, we need somethng like phosh with a real menu to reboot/turn off the phone - Some apps don’t close correctly and just crash, i will add them here when.I encounter them: - GNOME Solitaire, after clicking on the topbar menus (Fixed in GNOME 48?) - auto rotate doesn’t work (but it does on Phosh) - No pattern unlock # State of Phosh - what is wrong with the emoji keyboard?? it’s bad - gestures are bad, they need to take the same.gesture as gnome shell mobile!! - We NEED to press the unlock button after typing our code (would be neat to have the code automatically unlock the phone when we enter the same amount of characters as our passcode) - Haven’t used it intensively, especially because of the bad gesture # State of apps - GNOME Mines needs to be ported to libadwaita and better support smallscreen - timers in gnome clock are bad (it’s just one beep and if the sound is off, it doesn’t alert me) - alarms doesn’t turn off when clicking or swiping the notification… we need to unlock the phone… and the buttons to turn off are way too small… - gnome calculator bring up the keyboard, which is weird, and it goes on top of the actual app keyboard (Doesn’t go on top anymore, but still shows up…) - gnome software have bad UI when clicking on the size of an app to get the details # The obvious but we know this already - Camera support is rudimental, needs works, and I can’t wait.for it to become better! - No fingerprint sensors support # Device specific : Redmi Note 9S - camera support (same as above) - charging indicator doesn’t work and battery reporting is hit or miss (go up and down) - No fingerprint sensors support - top speaker don’t work - no vibrations # Questions if you have question about x or y app or any feature that you’d want feel free to tell me in the comments ! :) or even If I missed things feel free to correct me! p.s. This list has been made on the linux phone and I’m sorry for the bad english or misspelling of words!
#linux#mobile#gnome

Phosh 0.46.0 brings customization, UI improvements to the mobile Linux user interface

Phosh is a user interface designed for smartphones running Linux-based operating systems. First developed by Purism for the Librem 5 smartphone, it’s now available for a wide range of devices and works with most major Linux distributions.

While Phosh has long had many of the core features you’d expect from a smartphone user interface, it’s still a little rough around the edges compared with […]

#linuxsmartphones #mobileLinux #phosh

Read more: liliputing.com/phosh-0-46-0-br

I'd like to understand how Android handles some QMI bits and found tooling by @joelselvaraj for that on the @postmarketOS wiki (wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Qua). That needs a patched Android kernel, so I took some notes how I got that to work on a Pixel 3a. Just in case this is useful to others: honk.sigxcpu.org/con/Booting_a

wiki.postmarketos.orgQualcomm Modem Debugging - postmarketOS Wiki
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The small N900 screen was good, since a resistive-screen stylus controlled all those linux app buttons so easily. No finger-width spacing! The stylus was simple plastic, easy to replace.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_N9

I read makers saying they don't want to make room for a stylus, but honestly I would be willing to hold mine on with a rubberband, to get that level of touch-screen control again.

#FOSS #PHOSH #pinephone #n900 #smallComputing #linuxphone

@mntmn

en.wikipedia.orgNokia N900 - Wikipedia