openSUSE for Pinephone

[andresbs]

Already tested like 4-5 distros and openSUSE has given me the best experience so far, but I am left with a question and two issues:

-Is the 60 fps patch applied yet? It does not seem like (or it could be the PinePhone being what it is)

-I can't send SMS to anyone (Chatty), I keep getting that +5068888 is not a valid number (tried with spaces and no regional prefix, no success). I replicated this while installed on the eMMC and the SD card.
If I send an SMS to the PinePhone through another phone I can reply with no problems, the issue is with starting new conversations.

-When going to the devices section on Files or when opening whatever prompt that invokes files a constant mmblk notifications spams half of the screen (it's installed on the eMMC) and a ROOT partition constantly pops out and back in (or it seems like). I have no idea what this could be.

I think I may take a look at packaging some stuff for Plasma Mobile, priorities would be the Plasma Mobile config files, Neochat and basic IM apps (particularly Spacebar). I'm really new to OBS and so far only packaged one program, but I believe it is not that complicated once I get to know how to use some (definitely undocumented or underdocumented) macros. However, if this is going to happen, we should coordinate to avoid duplicating efforts.

I will check SMS, i dind't test that, maybe it's something from Chatty compilation.

I also created a Telegram Dev group to get all info together, it would be nice to work with you in Plasma version. Tell me via PM if you want the link to the new group.

Sorry about the delay, I was visiting a national park hehe

Packaging for Calindori, Spacebar and Angelfish are ready. I could not get adblock working on Angelfish due to missing (optional) deps, specifically Corrosion/cmake-cargo.

Dudes from Plasma Mobile advised to keep an eye on ofono (it's used instead of modemmanager), which is good news because that's what UB Touch also uses, so it's a 2x1

***RPMs might have missing deps, please someone test on a fresh openSUSE image. Example: install using "opi calindori".
Angelfish feels soooooo much smoother than Epiphany, I just couldn't handle it, so sluggish.