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Got most of the of the major features reverse-engineered and fully functional implemented in the UI.
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Implemented connecting to the device, and the basic infrastructure for the protocol used to control/receive information from the earbuds.
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@GeopJr@tech.lgbt @andrewblasco@masto.es Maybe it's good idea to set up a custom FDroid repo for GNOME apps (similar to gnome-nightly), if there are more Android ports in the future?
Though I guess it's far too early for discussions about it now.
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@bragefuglseth@sunny.garden Would be happy to try. Is there a list of requirements one should bring?
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Added a small dialog for some more technical data about the connected device.
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YouTuber: So let me review Linux like it's for a normal person. … And my specialized hardware and video creation software does not work. 🤦
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@AlexanderVanhee@mastodon.social @bragefuglseth@sunny.garden I think that may be solved with GTK5, no? Since GTK5 is planning to drop icon theme support: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/work_items/5007
I decided to ship every icon myself, even if it may already be included in Adwaita, just to avoid missing icons.
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Implemented editing the on device gestures.
Not super happy with the design of the page though, feels a bit empty.
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@zoeyTheWitch @hbons To be fair, this is the first time I'm posting about this app :)
It's an app to configure (Bluetooth) headphones, e.g. toggle active noise cancellation, etc. I should probably add this to the original post.
Thanks to an update of the underlying libraries the next release of #Hieroglyphic will automatically use hardware acceleration (i.e. NPU) when available, improving efficiency.
Yesterday @camelCaseNick@floss.social, @pabloyoyoista@social.treehouse.systems and I met again. We talked about local community building, worked on the postmarketOS handbook and continued cleaning up old code.
Hmm, I feel like it's not intentional that #rust-analyzer uses 523k inotify watches.
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@tragivictoria@mastodon.com.pl LibreTube: https://github.com/libre-tube/LibreTube
Feel free to send me feedback if you have any :)
My favorite comment I read today about the #X11 removal: " TCP/IP is over 50 years old but nobody is calling for it's replacement. 😉 ". Really speaks for itself.
Was wondering my computer was acting up, apparently something in my editor managed to consume 45 GB memory (and rising) before it was killed.
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@thibaultamartin @hbons Would love to, unfortunately each vendor has their own protocol which needs to be reverse-engineered (which of course requires access to the device), so I'm mostly building abstractions and implementing them for the devices that I have. Hopefully someone else can than easily just reverse-engineer/port the protocol and hook it up, without worrying about everything else :)
Is there any good reason to require an #API key for an API if said key is written two lines above in a public git repository?
Google's IssueTracker actually does something like this, where it allows opting out of all comments, and only receive emails when the issue was closed.
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@goetz@ipv6.social @fedora_fr@framapiaf.org Neither GNOME nor systemd has or is actively implementing age verification.
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@umurgdk It currently only depends on BlueZ (Bluetooth service) being externally available, so it should work.
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@cidra Pretty much, though I plan on only focusing on headphones (and of course a nicer UI :))
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@pespin @thibaultamartin @hbons Thanks, I appreciate the interest, but there already exists loads of excellent guides online, so I don't think I would be adding much value, e.g. GadgetBridge has a good article to get started with some further links in it: https://gadgetbridge.org/internals/development/bluetooth/
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@AdrianVovk @thibaultamartin @hbons Thanks for the interesting video. There definitely is. Qualcomm has a similar protocol, but as far as I can tell, OEMs can define custom commands, so it still requires some work. I presume similar for other protocols.
In general most of the protocol seems to be incredible similar (i.e. a header with some magic byte, some command a length and then a payload and a checksum).
Is the code pushed anywhere to play with?
Not yet, but hopefully soonish.
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@vixalientoots @sashin @hbons I imagine it also has the advantage of being familar to lots of web developers, which could make it easier for them to get into native app development.
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@revisto@mastodon.social Why not also just generate it in the CI?
That's what I do for Eyedropper: https://github.com/FineFindus/eyedropper/blob/42da523e17da29c4c4152ddb65c903a73d8a1dae/.github/workflows/ci.yml#L58-L98
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@lucas_the_dev but that works still require more effort than just leaving the API public, no?
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@tragivictoria No more X11! 🎉
Otherwise, I think mostly performance improvements and minor changes. At least I haven't noticed anything else so far.
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@tragivictoria@mastodon.com.pl @libretube@fosstodon.org A privacy-friendly YouTube client for Android
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@nwimmer Thanks! It'll likely work with other Nothing devices already, but not yet others, see https://floss.social/@FineFindus/116269252451475914
Oh no. I started listening to audiobooks during work-outs as well (because I've run out of podcasts to listen to), and now I'm afraid I'll run out of audiobooks soon too.