debian+phosh running on PinePhone

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@a-wai so, is the modem meant to trigger the phone to wake up whilst in suspend on is incoming?

The modem should trigger a wake up if the phone is suspended, that should work out of the box with the latest image.

One problem I had setting up Geary accounts (may or may not apply to you) is that my service provider uses starttls rather than the default tks. The drop down for fixing this appears "off screen ' at the default resolution. If you install the screen resize utioity and set it to 1.75.  then you can access it. If it's not the same problem, using this resolution may reveal more info.

Right, I understand better now.

FYI, I don't plan to spend any more time on Geary as I already have a huge backlog, but I'm considering setting a scale factor of 1.8 by default (instead of 2 currently), which would get us ~10% more usable screen space, while still retaining good usability IMHO.
That would require a bit of work to get phosh working as expected, but I'd be interested in knowing what others think about that.

I've not really kept up with this, but is there any way to get phosh to 'remember' the settings that have already been set in the scale screen utility? I always have to reset  my scaling to 1.75 after reboot. A default of 1.8 does seem very workable.

Had a bit of an issue this morning with what looked like an attempt to suspend during video playback. latest 5.6 kernel, and I've got auto suspend set to off, but after watching 5 mins of full screen youtube in firefox, the screen froze and the system stopped accepting input, the audio however, was still playing. Eventually I had to hard reset with a long powerkey press. On restart it looked like the phone was trying to come out of suspend, i.e the previous video display came back up for a few seconds before the debian splash screen which immediately went into it's failed state ( the progress indicator whizzing round really fast),. A second reset bought everything back to normal. Not asking for support, just a data point in case it's of use to you.