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@jolla@techhub.social @mojojo@troet.cafe the watches were running @AsteroidOS@fosstodon.org iirc

@codemonkeymike@fosstodon.org iirc the RK3288 in this device was used to develop Panfrost GPU driver for Mali at the beginning (and the rk3399 Samsung afterwards?) It won't be fast by todays standards but it's fun 🙂

@davidrevoy rent * not sell 😅

@pi_crew @okias I doubt that. iirc OP6 doesn't have the hardware support for DP Alt

@mntmn@mastodon.social this looks awesome! A USB standalone kit could be brilliant 😄

I'm curious, how would this touchpad setup work for drag-and-drops? A couple of scenarios that are more complex:

• drag with left => scroll with middle?
• drag with left => multi-geature (3 finger) swipe to another workspace

@ashleygjovik I would freeze if I'm in your position. You are doing amazing and I hope the time will come soon when you won't have to conjure such strength just to survive

@ashleygjovik ridiculous and abhorrent doesn't seem enough to describe that behaviour.

@fdroidorg@floss.social I'm confused, why people think using de-googled ROM flavors won't have this restriction? Chances are Google will poison the Android SDK directly.

@jolla@techhub.social @decibyte@social.data.coop that's a PinePhone and yes, this unit is running SailfishOS

@espidev@fosstodon.org oh, sweet! This would be great for HTPC! Or some mobile view (a tablet maybe?) Is there an option to see/ kill recent programs on the horizon? 😁

@espidev@fosstodon.org I love to see such accessibility improvements. Dpad/ arrow key nav is always awesome

@martijnbraam is that the LG one?

@okias ooh, that's awesome! 💯 I wonder if LGG7 can use the DP Alt goodness with minimal alterations

@heroiclauncher console mode looks awesome! I'm itching to try it out during the weekend! 💯

@starlabssystems Bluetooth wake from sleep if not already available. That's my number one pet peeve for HTPCs connected to controllers.

@fdroidorg@floss.social that is true. The actual implementation can cause differences in how they will lock it down. Would the Android SDK binaries enforce the verification? Would we have to build the SDK tools from source to disable it? Perhaps it would be some system service in the ROM itself? With the recent release changes on AOSP, I feel Google will absolutely make the process as painful as possible to revert the "security enhancement". Technically it would be possible, practically tho...