I think if you use GNOME Calendar 42 or greater, it will function much better on mobile. The version I see from the PureOS repositories is 41.0.
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same happens for me
Karlender
Ups: great look, navigation, compatibility, touchscreen functionality
Downs: slow to react to swipes, scrolls, crashes on certain actions and is not stable yet.
Events can be created in new local calendar or using miniCalDav remote calendar
Submit app issues using email with logs copied from app:
Week view allows adding events:
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Oh, thank you! Right after we posted several days ago, I clicked on the “report issue” button and thought it didn’t work. I saw the next day that it had actually opened a new tab in Firefox. Then I got too busy to post for the next few days… and you saved the day!
The developer seems to be very active – several updates this week.
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When using Gnome-Web, I get a lot of crashes, or issues loading web pages. It just doesn’t seem like a viable web browser in my limited attempts at it? Anyone else had similar experience?
thx! i will do that
I don’t know how to use Gnome Calendar v43.0 with built-in screen of librem5:
Yes, the developer already fixed it.
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File Shredder (flatpak):
(Up to 25 passes possible)
Excellent.
Kudos to Alan Beveridge, @tobias.bernard, noëlle, and David Lapshin.
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I was under the impression “shredding” was kinda pointless on a journaling filesystem or any kind of wear-leveling medium. Or has that been overcome?
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Just tested the Geary Flatpak app and works better and is very smooth! The pureos deb version needs to be updated.
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BM818-tools (PureOS package to enable VoLTE):
sudo apt install BM818-tools
sudo apt update
(apply any package upgrades or dependencies)
Reboot phone.
EDIT: To test, while a call is in progress, open Terminal, type the command:
sudo socat - /dev/ttyUSB3,crnl
Enter your password.
Then this:
AT+BMRAT
It should return this, if VoLTE is in use:
+BMRAT: FDD LTE
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Looks like that same thing is under “Check for VoLTE” does that mean it does it for you?
Yes, it works. “4G” indicator remains in notification area during calls, as well. (For my Ting SIM, at least.)
I had to make volume adjustments, by the way. (To remove some noise from touching the phone.) Calls sound good.
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In order to get soundcloud to work on your Librem 5 in the terminal for yt-dlp you have to:
sudo install pip
pip install yt-dlp
yt-dlp https://on.soundcloud.com/9MeJFBWQqZ3eRiB88
This downloads all the phonica record mix series! The link is created by going online or through a soundcloud app and select share the stream, copy link and it will generate these static links.
The most annoying thing is actually trying to login to SoundCloud since the spam robot blocker does not allow login, even with VPN off, firefox fingerprinting prevention, and any other blocker off. So annoying- you have to use a device like an iPhone to even login.
It downloads all the streams in the /Home folder and not sure yt-dlp has a setting to define the folder the stream is supposed to be downloaded in?
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Looks like you’re using an older firmware version than me, so I wonder if something broke with the new firmware? I cannot make VoLTE calls even though everything is enabled to do so.
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Yep. So it seems.
See: BM818 Modem Firmware version
you maybe using the newest firmware using the commands shown whats your output?
In the terminal:
mmcli -L
then with output … /Modem/1…
mmcli --modem=1
Output:
firmware revision: MPSS.J0.2.0.2.c1.1-0032-9607_GENNS_PACK-1 1 [Feb 25 2019 01:00:00]
Which is the newest firmware for my US based modem as of Feb 2023.