05-23-2020, 11:10 AM
(05-22-2020, 09:54 PM)falkensmaze Wrote: one note, I am excited to see such a minimal setup for mobile. I wonder how far that minimalism will go in helping the battery life. I haven't followed pmOS as much in the past couple of weeks when it comes to updates, but did they also implement crust?
Good work again and thanks for this fun little project!
Thanks for checking it out - re crust there's a WIP PR for pmOS, but nothing upstream yet. Battery life on pmOS with has been pretty good for me usually gets through my workday by leaving the screen off / using for audio. Eventually I'd like to have the screen lock display off mode currently used by triple clicking the volume up button trigger the crust deep sleep when its supported in pmOS.
(05-23-2020, 04:00 AM)janw Wrote: FWIW, I've been playing around with the "/usr/bin/sxmo_" scripts. Interesting!
As an experiment I've replaced the content of sxmo_weather.sh
Nice! Yeah there's some work to do on internationalization (well really just the weather script and dialing); dialing stuff is what I'm more concerned about right now, curious if calls / sms works for you / anyone not in the US? I'm removing the +1 prefix currently so I think it'll probably break
davidbe Wrote: With 'khard' you can look-up really easily contacts (is also used in combination with mutt), it uses vCard specs so it is much more elegant to sync the list with services (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CardDAV#Server-side).
Yeah mutt is nice - i've always been really lazy w/ it though never ever looked into its contact system, will have to play around w/ it; if the whole idea of vCard is one contact per file, that's pretty nice and would be easy to script into the dialer/texts script. I found a program vcf2csv which looks like it could be pretty helpful. Trying to keep everything with shell scripts
