True, but…
You found yet another bug!
It looks like a keyboard, it’s used like a keyboard, it replaces a keyboard… It’s a keyboard as far as us users are concerned, unless there is a special qualifying statement to indicate otherwise. Even if it’s a “virtual” or “minimum”. And it’s shorter to write keyboard. Efficiency wins most of the time.
Of course I’m not trying to redefine terms here - unfortunately we have to deal with somewhat misleading naming. As an example “predictive keyboard” is a misunderstanding: the prediction has little to do with keys (does a predictive keyboard help press Ctrl or arrows?), but rather with text.
What I wanted to highlight instead is the focus of the project. The way it looks is currently button-like, but it will get farther and farther from that as it gains features like popups, prediction/suggestions, and non-Latin script support.
My thoughts on the state of the Librem 5 after using it for two weeks:
You haven’t tried convergence yet, have you?
Aren’t we still waiting for something to be implemented for that to work?
I seem to remember seeing it demonstrated on video. Thought you might not have a HDMI to USB-C adapter and was waiting for one.
HDMI to USB-C adapter: No, I don’t have one at the moment.
Thanks for this suggestion, @kieran! Very cool, and it wasn’t too hard to set up. I’ll run commands that way now.
Edit: I used this tutorial: https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/beginners-guide-setting-ssh-linux-testing-setup/
How thick is it?
The footprint seems close to my OnePlus One, but how thick is the L5?
I don’t know whether you have ventured out of the house yet with your new phone but for running an SSH server in your pocket (SSHSiyP?) I would recommend going to /etc/ssh/sshd_config
on the phone and
- changing the
Port
directive to move to a non-default port - adding an
AllowUsers
directive to limit to only user ‘amarok’, notpurism
(assuming that you created an account for yourself and obviously your account should have a strong password)
You could go further (e.g. firewall to make it basically not usable at all except when at home and e.g. …).
When I enabled ssh, this new setting appeared in the Sharing menu, which makes it easy to enable and disable it.
Or it can be disallowed in the firewall, too.
I doubt I’ll need to remote into the phone very much.
you might send the output to a .txt file and then attach it here. screenshots are inefficient for this task.
mount > mount.txt
or mount >> mount-a.txt
df -h > dfh.txt
or df-h >> dfh-a.txt
less
is more
or view
it on the phone.
Yes, pipe through more
, pipe through less
, anything that slows it down so that you can peruse the output.
more drops you out if you reach the bottom end so … less is more