Graphics Tablet: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=graphics+table...&ia=images

It should be fairly easy to repurpose some of the parts from the Pine Tab to make the screen.  It would seem that the main challenge would be to create a PCB  and program the board to function as a "Wacom" type input device.  It also could be as simple as making the tablet mirror the display, and function as the input device as well.  The main missing component would be the pen device itself.  This seems like potentially the biggest challenge, though it may be very simple.
I really like using graphics tablets, but having one that was built openly might make sense to more artists in this age of NFTs.
The ability for a proprietary tablet to have un-patched vulnerabilities that could compromise your original work may become an increased concern in the future.  It might be good to get ahead of the issues proprietary hardware has before people are clamoring for it retroactively because they have lost artwork, or had it compromised in someway.

I was having a look on reddit and have seen 2 brilliant Phosh improvements both come along today.
I've tried both, and they both worked great for me.
This really makes Phosh much more appealing.
https://www.reddit.com/r/pinephone/comme...en_script/
https://www.reddit.com/r/pinephone/comme...to_phoshs/

So, I have no sound on Manjaro KDE through either the speakers or the regular headphone jack.  I think this happened after an update, and I don't think I've changed anything, but I don't use sound terribly frequently, so I may have done something.  This is what I've found out so far:

• Sound DOES work on my USB headphones
  
• alsamixer volumes are all up
  
• KDE volume mixer is up
  
• Sound through speakers and headphones DOES work on Armbian
  
• Here's my alsa-info: http://alsa-project.org/db/?f=35010c446f...ecc9a4a250
  

Hi.
I know there is some info about open media vault and using Pine64+ as a NAS device on this forum, but looks like OMV is no longer supported.
Would somebody help me and explain me how and where to download image for OMV to run on my Pine64+ board ?
Or just tu put a link to iso image (OMV github is active but I can't find any Pine64 iso's) where I can download it.
Also new experiences concerning Pie64+ and it use as a NAS storage device would be appreciated.
Regards,

I am using the latest KDE Plasma PinePhone. 
The phone Contacts does not import from my Google account. Selecting the import feature
presents the file manager and a list of folders under the Home folder. I Tried importing a .csv file
but Manjaro would not process it. Somewhat confused as to how to get my contacts into the phone 
Address Book. A very basic function for any phone. Interesting that the contacts/address book works
not problems in Manjaro Plasma. Anyone have any help or suggestions?

I've tried with a few SD Cards now, both 512 Gig formatted exfat, and tge cards are not showing up on boot, "dmesg" and "lsblk" are not showing them as well.

I'm running Phosh, is it an issue with Phosh?

I'm able to mount the SD Card via an OTG cable, as well as a Windows computer

Thanks

I put the beta2 of plasmamobile on a card and have been booting off that. It did a fairly large update a few days ago, which worked without a problem. Today's update, though, gets me nowhere except a K-gear icon and a black screen.

The cursor is there and responds as normal to touch, but nothing else. It doesn't even drop to command line.

Anyone else having this issue? And have any fixes?  Before I reinstall from a new image.

i would like to run Sxmo under Arch. I seem to have some minor issues when using https://git.sr.ht/~mil/sxmo-build to instal sxmo on top of the barebones Arch from https://github.com/dreemurrs-embedded/Pi...h/releases   The first issue is that Pacman can not find ttf-nerd-fonts-mono, but I assume ttf-fira-mono will do just fine.  So that's the least of my worries. 
The second issue is where I'm sadly stuck at the moment. it appears that I have to install xinit additionally, by hand and set up xinitrc. I'm not quite sure how to do the latter. If someone knows how to set up the Arch installation to boot into the dwm window manager, I would be grateful. I hope that this thread turns in to a short guide on how to get Arch+sxmo running (I could not find such a guide on this forum).

I just ordered a pinephone.

I am wondering, once some of us have to start having to physically go to meetings, could I simultaneously use my pinephone as a wifi hotspot to connect my employers Windows laptop to the Internet, and simultaneously export applications from the pinephone to xming on said laptop?

If so then that would be epic

My employee laptop is rather locked down, but apps that they do allow me to have on it are putty and xming.

If I could do that then I could have my own email and personal web browsing apps exported as individual windows on the Windows laptop all mixed up with the work applications and no one would notice.

For the situations when I am at the company office and therefore on the corporate LAN I am thinking of writing a program that tunnels X11 over serial.  I was thinking of connecting a Pi to the laptop with a back to back FTDI null modem (I have one).  I would need a program that opens a listening deamon pretending to be an X server on the PI and a program that pretends to be a number of X clients on the laptop which would connect with xming, with the two programs connected by serial.  Maybe this could work on the Pinephone as well but I need to write this program.

are there any fixes, or workarounds known, to implement CalDAV / CardDAV accounts to UBports Ubuntu touch? I found syncthing in the software store, but I wouldn't know how to sync my nextcloud. Nextcloud by owncube, or Ghostcloud rely on system setting's online accounts, so they will not connect. Vdirsyncer seems an option but I am not sure on how to install, as it's not available in the store.