Just curious what's the difference between PCBA of Pinephone Manjaro edition (1.2a) and KDE edition (1.2b)?  Thanks!

Upd: The price in the online shop will not increase, only the price in the (new) retail stores: https://www.pine64.org/2020/12/02/pine-s...il-stores/

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The online shop shows the following:

Community price: $149.99

(Retail price: $249)


Similarly, for the convergence package:

Community price: $199.99

(Retail price: $299)

I paired my Samsung HM1350 headset to my Pinephone but all I get is static sounds out of it. The Samsung headset works fine with my old flip phone. Are there any bluetooth headsets that are known to work with the Pinephone? (It's the Manjaro convergence edition phone running the latest Mobian.)

I'm finding that with the Mobian "Software" application, any category selected causes the program to abort. If I install a graphical program from the command line with apt or apt-get, will it appear as an app on the Pinephone screen? If not, what would I have to do to create a screen icon for it? (Going in on the command line there are no .desktop files in the Desktop directory as would be seen in a standard-issue Debian system.)

With regards to launching the Pinecil, in the blog Lucasz wrote:

Quote:As soon as the Pinecil starts rolling out of the factory we’ll make sure to let you know when it is available for purchase. I’ll make sure to post a blog post, tweet / toot it and share it on our Telegram News Channel. If you’re interested in picking up a Pinecil, then make sure to follow us on your platform of choice to be notified when sales go live.

Just a simple question.

why pin64 needs to use RECaptcha from Google?? Isnt there other solutions?? Open SOurce or FOSS solutions??

Sorry, I just dont understand.

On this page, mobile view does not display webpage entirely.

https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-com...martphone/

sudo pacman -Syu to update. After update pin no longer works. Permanently logged out. Guess I'll need to reflash...

I was just wondering how people who are experimenting with the Pinephone, while also needing a more functional device for day-to-day use, are going about it.  Are you swapping the sim in to the Pinephone when you want to try things, and then putting the sim back into your Android (or other) phone after that?  I definitely want to adopt the Pinephone, but I think I'm going to need to retain a more conventional device for day-to-day use, given the (understandable) lack of maturity in the operating systems available for the Pinephone.  Since my current phone is in need of a refresh, I'm trying to decide which way to go in terms of purchasing a new Android phone together with a Pinephone for experimentation.  Any replies greatly appreciated.

I'd love to print a case for the PineCube so I don't break anything while I'm moving it around. Does a CAD model exist already in any capacity?