Here is the link for it. Honestly, I am so excited about this because there's nothing worse than having a dozen notifications and having to swipe down the notification bar then click on a notification then rinse and repeat a dozen times. Though it has been officially merged into phosh they did just do a release a couple days ago so I don't know if we get any phosh updates until an official release. Anyone more knowledgeable on this wanna weigh in?
[url=https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/phosh/-/merge_requests/877#note_1248346][/url]

Hi there,

I just have a Pinephone since a few days but I can't see the screen well enought to use it. The screen is heartbeating and there is like a backlight that make it usuable.

Maybe it's a hardware problem? Here I have found this documentation on backlight

Hi.

I'm trying to configure aerc but on configuration page it crashes. Seems that Unix Server is not started. How can I solve it?

Regards,
Peter

I am fairly new to the Pine ecosystem and hope this is a good place to ask my question. Dose the PinePhone have a secondary processor that handles the real-time processing needs of a phone? I am seeing that the PinePhone has trouble receiving calls sometimes; is this a possible solution?

pinephone circuit board design, conductive parts

is there somewhere circuit board design for pinephone? in this case conductive parts, not the components placings. (although components placings for 1.2x could be useful).

i was thinking about that power surge issue. is it possible that power connections to the modem chip are too thin. this might be an issue to look at.

I'm strugging to get opensuse to complete a boot on my RockPro64.  I can only get as far as "EFI stub: Exiting boot services and installing virtual address map..."  it stalls there.  What am I doing wrong?

I was able to clone the project, change the color of the flashlight app and then build that and flash it to my PineTime sealed OTA. Looking to perhaps help look into the multi-swipe issue. I saw that the PineTime uses the CST816S, and I found where the driver for that is in the repo, but I am still trying to figure out what is happening in there... The medium article mentioned is no longer available.

I have limited experience with embedded devices, so any resources to point me in the right direction to understanding how swipes are registered with the CST816S are welcomed!

I'm using my RockPro64 as a NAS with open media vault. I'd like it to shutdown or standby at a particular time (this I can do with OMV) and then boot up again the next day at a particular time. 

How can I get the boot up to happen on schedule? I tried using WOL but the board wasn't responding to it. I also tried using OMV to put the system into standby and then trigger a reboot at a set time but nothing happened.

I've found that since there is still 3G service for now, my Pinephone running Mobian/Phosh will sometimes jump back and forth between 3G and 4G. Calling seems to be more reliable with 4G so I went into "Settings/Mobile/Network Mode" and changed that to "4G Only". A checkmark appears next to that, so then I tap the blue "Set" button and it changes and takes effect. However, that setting does not survive a reboot. The next time the phone is turned on the setting reverts to "2G, 3G, 4G (Preferred)".

Is this a bug or a feature, or am I missing something? Is there a way to retain this setting across reboots?

Hi Pinephone team,

Each Pinephone, the Pinephone UBPorts and Pinephone for Mobian editions over the months,

their batteries deplete really quickly and don't hold good charge, and I'm still using a backup Android for most things because of this.

I'm wondering if it's a hardware concern of power usage or it's about the software and how much energy it would take to run a laptop or desktop kernel with all the GUI and classic higher energy usage software on the smaller hardware .

Not sure! I'm only a user .

wellwishes,
food