Today I had was on a call using the Pinephone and a second call came in (a scam/spam call). What happened is the call I was on was disconnected and the vibration motor came on - and stayed on, would not turn off. Even when the legit guy called back and I picked up the vibration motor just kept going. It did not shut off until the phone was rebooted.

So... when this happens is there some way the vibration can be turned off short of rebooting the phone? (I'm using the "002" factory firmware if that makes a difference.)

Hi,

since I find Firefox hard to use with the current UI, I tried the preinstalled Gnome Web, which has a way better UI.

But some sites render strange, like Facebook. It looks like 10 years ago. I'm not that deep into this, so is there a way to get the normal look as in any other browser or are there restrictions to the browser, that can't be bypassed?

Thanks!

I'm wondering how many people have upgraded from Pinephone to Pinephone Pro.
If you are one of those people, was the extra expense worth it?
What were the main benefits?
What were the main disappointments?
For instance, is there an overheating problem?
Thanks.

We have some progress with phone calls. Orientation issues are being solved. Gallery app have now editor. There will be two conference talks: devconf.cz and installfest.cz

Details are in our monthly report https://nemomobile.net/pages/nemomobile-in-may-2022/

Hello Community,

I'm running mobian-installer-pinephone-phosh-20220327 and it's working great except the GUI Phosh is driving me crazy - one in every three times I want to press spacebar it pulls up the app overview making me want to throw the phone towards the floor...

I wanted to try the original Gnome as recommended here but I ran into unmet dependencies problem:

Now I'm stuck with Manjaro and whatever is on my SD card, it won't be bootable! Any idea how to fix this? Recovery mode doesn't work for me...

Oke, I'ved tried to install Signal but whatever I do, I get a lot of error and don't know why!

First the easy way, install Manjaro, configure it and go to Discover and search for Signal. Once clicked on it, immediately the first error:
signal-desktop;5.43.0-1;aarch64;community: could not find or read package
I ignore that and I press the install button and after a few seconds I get the next error:
Package download failed

So I'm going to try it with the Terminal! First enable snapd, with 
$ sudo pacman -S snapd
Guess what! I get a couple of errors, with the first line:
snapd-2.55.5-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst failed to downloaderror: failed retrieving file 'snapd-2.55.5-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst' from manjaro.moron.eu : The requested URL returned error: 404

Is there something I need to do before? Or is there something with the image I chooses?

Oke, I installed Ubuntu Touch, Arch Linux, Jumpdrive, Multi-distro and Manjaro. Manjaro seems to be the most suitable OS for me, but I want to play with SailfishOS. The SailfishOS on the multiboot doesn't load properly (like most of the loaders don't on the multiboot) so I have to install it by myself. Now here comes the tricky part for me, because I can't find an image, only flash-it.sh that uses another way that, for me, doesn't look familiar what I used to do. I work on a Windows 10, sorry...

Is there an tutorial or easy step by step? I found this in the comments of a YouTube video:
"...Then simply open Etcher and select that Pinephone EMMC from inside etcher, and flash the SailfishOS onto this...." 
But the files I found don't even do a thing! Where to find an image?

EDIT: I find another way to make an image in 'raw', so forgot this topic

I'm considering ordering a RockPro64. There is an aluminium case for it that has a "Built-in heat pipe (plate) that directly contact[s] with SoC". Has anybody used one of these cases and does it provide adequate cooling?

If that is the case than I would probably first install Slackwarearm out of the case and then install the board in the case after the install. Would installing without a heat sink or heat sink with fan pose a risk of overheating and damaging the SoC?

...this week I received my pinebook pro dock. It is connected to a usb-c power supply. Unfortunately, it does not connect to my monitor. Neither via HDMI nor via usb-c. Monitor says: no signal...Is there  some additional Software needed? (I us an EIZO FlexScan EV2480 monitor).