debian+phosh running on PinePhone

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To start the week with a smile, a new release is available

No major news today, except for one (seemingly) simple feature which required a lot of kernel work and pulseaudio hacking to make sure everything runs fine: automatic jack insertion/removal detection!
From now on, you can just plug in your headphones/headset and audio will automatically routed to it, including for voice calls!

Don't expect any other fix or improvement (aside from a few software updates) as I didn't have time to work on anything else in the past 10 days or so...
I might revert to the old wifi driver (meaning more stable connections, but no hotspot feature in the foreseeable future) during the week, please tell me how you feel about that.
btw, @fpb4 @buffer I'm still in need of some debug info to know how to fix your proximity sensor issues.

I don't use the hotspot feature except once in a blue moon, so it's no problem if it's unavailable for a while

I was busy but I wanted to get back to you on this -- so basically I tried accessing /sys/ by way of both JumpDrive and mounting the SD card. But, there is nothing in /sys/ folder ($ sudo ls -a /media/user/rootfs/sys/ ). I think that's because the operating system needs to be running.