open snitch outbound firewall now works on mobian with the  5.15 kernel.  librem5 users
 have had this available longer. Important tool to protect your privacy and security.    Phosh  can handle the pop up windows better. The time limit drop down menu  opensnitch-ui displays is cut off. Hard to scroll down and choose until reboot or forever.

With the keyboard case attached, is there a way to force docked mode in phosh? At least in Mobian, the Undocked icon is greyed out. Don't really want the OSK popping up automatically when the keyboard is attached.

(I know I can disable the OSK in accessibility settings, but that also makes the icon to manually summon the keyboard disappear.)

-john

Howdy,
This is likely a very stupid question... However, I've been keeping my pinephone up to date running mobian via `apt-get update; apt-get full-upgrade`, and have noticed that it's still on phosh 0.11.0-1mobian1, when the latest phosh is 0.14.1. Also looking at debian the latest stable is 0.08.0, and the latest unstable is 0.13.1.

Why is phosh stuck at such an old version or is there something wrong with my mobian updates?

Is there some development for the MATE DE to be implemented on the pine phone?

Hello, everyone
in the wiki (link 1) and the announcements made, it is considered that the accessory boxes (such as the fingerprint reader and the keyboard) and the screen protector (link 4)are compatible with both the original Pinephone and the new one.

However, the question that I did not see answered is about the protective boxes (link 2 and 3). Are they compatible? ( because it seem the new one is a little thicker)
If anyone knows i'm sure i'm not the only one with this question.
Otherwise, if someone already has an original pinephone with the case in question and who intends to order the Pro, an update upon receiving the new Pinephone Pro could also respond to the question.

Thanks in advance for all of you




link 1 (wiki):     https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PinePhone_H...patibility


link 2 ( sof case):     https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-sof...tive-case/

link 3 ( hard case):     https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-har...tive-case/

link 4( screen protector):     https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-tem...protector/

It's been a while since I used my pine phone (original ubports editing). Decided to dust it if yesterday, installed the latest stable build I could find, then updated too the latest development build. 805 has been working great. Now that I have not tested any cellular functionally, but everything else seems to work great. I was able to add a Google account. Now my calendar,
 and contacts are up to date. The Gmail app works. The music player works (on board speaker is not great, but pair it to a bt speaker and it sounds great. That leads me to the next point, Bluetooth seems to work. Wifi works and stays connected with the screen off. The only problem with the wifi seems to be that it promptis for a password when you leave the wifi range and come back. Battery seems pretty good, although having it on overnight, even in sleep will drain it. Maybe soon work is still need on deep sleep.

I was also able to install syncthing and get it to sync my music to my SD card. Awesome.

I just downloaded and installed 807. Will give that a whirl and report back if I notice and differences.

Does anyone know how to install flatpack on mobian? It's not findable in the "software" app, and 'apt-get install flatpack' returns that it can't find the package. I found one forum thread which suggested that flatpack is available through the unstable repository. If this is true, is there a way to switch to unable for just this package?

My headphone connector is a little messed up, e.g. I need to use a rubber band to hold my headphone cables *just so* in order to use the thing. I'm looking that part or similar-enough ones that I could swap out on my board. I'm not afraid of a little soldering and I think it'd be a little silly to buy an entire new mainboard just due to one headphone connector. (My mic is apparently also messed up: given my skill I'd expect it'd be better to just order a new daughterboard and install that, but if anyone's aware of that part, LMK?)

https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PinePhone_component_list lists the part as "JA-3606-001AA 3.5mm audio jack". I didn't find this exact ID on alibaba or digikey, and I haven't found especially similar-looking TRRS jacks on Digikey in a few minutes of digging. So if anybody's got a decent set of calipers to get some approximate dimensions of the connector on their Pinephone, maybe I can use that information to try to find something with a similar spec sheet?

Any other ideas or advice would be welcome

Hi All

I have browsed for days and simply can't find a description on how to install Waydroid on Mobian.
Have installed it on Manjaro no problem at all.
If I were to go back to bullseye, it would probably succeed as well.

There are also a few posts about how well it runs on Bookworm, but alas no description as to the method used.

Is there anyone on this forum that could describe how to overcome the bullseye limitation, it would really be appreciated.

Regards