Out of curiosity do any of the #mobilelinux devices support WGPU? I have tested both #FLX1 and #PPP and neither one seems to work even though WGPU supports GLES and they both support GLES 3 but seems like WGPU doesnt work on it even if glxgears does. I opened a ticket for FLX1 a while back but I marked it as potentially a halium based issue.
I want to see if any other device is working before i open a mobile linux ticket
and because its fun, also a calculator to find
Watt
Volt
Ampere
tired of searching for unit conversion like
Fahrenheit to Celsius
or
Feet to Meter ?
no worries, there's a #sxmo userscript for #linuxmobile which helps you on this 
Weekly GNU-like #MobileLinux Update (16/2025): Counting Easter Eggs
Update 13.0.9 https://furilabs.com/update-13-0-9/
Includes support for two-way clipboard, new fingerprint, store and flashlight daemon, support for Pipewire camera and V4L2 camera fixes. Firefox fixes and many system and kernel improvements.
If you have a #PinePhone or another #LinuxMobile device where Firefox feels a bit sluggish, Kumo may be worth a look: https://linuxphoneapps.org/apps/org.catacombing.kumo/
These days installing has become a lot easier, as Kumo is now available on Flathub: https://flathub.org/apps/org.catacombing.kumo
Are there any people using #LinuxMobile (#mobian, #postmarketos, #ubports, maybe on #pinephone or #librem5) at #eh22 @linuxmobile ?
It seems there is no @linuxmobile yet, now there should be one ;-) #LinuxMobile #MobileLinux
Back to #Wayland and input methods.
What's your favorite input method?
Cause for me it was the one on old #Nokia phones. I could type with my hands in my pockets! Handy in winter.
https://codeberg.org/dcz/stiwri
Tested with #cosmic and #GTK .
This is just the beginning. Actually useful stuff is coming in the future. #Mobile keyboards, #Chinese input is what it's for:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/merge_requests/396
That's all I can think of on the spot. Of course there's still the camera and GPU stuff, but these would need their own dedicated threads 
The Librem 5 (and mobile GNU/Linux in general) has matured a lot over the years, but there are still some areas where the software stack is behind the hardware capabilities. Some of them are often talked about, such as camera quality or GPU (GLES3/Vulkan/OpenCL), but there are also lesser known ones in need of some plumbing and middleware infrastructure. Maybe you'll find something interesting to hack on there?
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Today's GNOME patch has been sponsored by Hendrix Night: https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/vocalis/-/merge_requests/233
Weekly GNU-like #MobileLinux Update (15/2025): Boot your phone from USB
@teacherrogueone btw, I use a #LinuxMobile and can't install the BahnApp. Beside that I wouldn't until it'd be #OpenSource. Kein #Digitalzwang - auch nicht for #BahncardBusiness25!
We're having another edition of #BoilingTheOcean on May 24th and 25th!
Join us for two days of hacking on low-level emancipatory tech in Berlin. Agenda, location, etc. TBA :)
The arguments brought forward by people saying #LinuxMobile can't be a thing sound about the same as why Linux on servers couldn't become a success back then.
"Only for enthusiasts/hobbyists", "Look at the security/usability/[whatever]", "Google is the thing" (formerly Microsoft or proprietary Unix).
This (as back then) fails to see already present upsides of the project and the enthusiasm of people willing to make it a success (independent from corporate money and product life cycles).
I've just released the notes I've been taking for months about #MobileLinux here on #Lemmy
Feel free to check it out if you are working for a better #LinuxMobile experience ! Or if you are just curious
