Linux supports wifi aware. You can already create aware networks using the iw tool. (you need to check the nl80211.h for programmatic usage)
I don't know about android though it should also support it since newer android devices can also share to apple devices (this was forced by the EU using the DMA)
Okay interesting. Are you using the Flatpak? If so, can you try running flatpak run --command=bash net.fhannenheim.musicfetch and running xdg-user-dir MUSIC in the bash shell?
I can say that the app works on mobile but I still need to optimize it. The UI is a bit weird when the scaled small and the keyboard doesn't auto-activate because libcosmic is missing support for the wayland protocol used to do that.
Well I'm not really an audophile and on soulseek you mostly get FLACs which are bigger in size. My Music directory is already 10Gb and I'm happy with it being mostly opus which sounds good enough for me
On the download done page there is a button on top with a directory icon, which opens the files in a file manager. Can you please try again and click it and tell me where the files have been downloaded to?
That may be a mistake on my part
Great to hear that you're looking to get into PostmarketOS development! I recommend taking a phone that's already supported, using it and then figure out how improve support the device.
Porting/Mainlining a new device is also possible but that can be demotivating if it doesn't work and it's generally harder to get started with.
If you have any questions or need help you can dm me and I can help.
Ich möchte gerade einen Treiber für einen controller schreiben, bei dem die register map nicht im Datenblatt steht. Das heißt ich darf den Android treiber für diesen chip reverse-engineeren und probieren rauszufinden wie es funktioniert.
Fairphones are pretty well supported with PostmarketOS which is mainline Linux. Audio support being one big feature that is missing on all of them. Luca Weiss from Fairphone is working on mainline Linux patches for these devices. The Fairphone 6 booted with Linux support on the first day it was released (though still missing many drivers)
I went all-in on proton a few years ago but I dislike the direction in which they are going now. Does anybody have tips on how (and where) to switch smoothly. I could self host email but I've heard that it's a big hassle
Probably depends on the age of the wifi chip. On my framework laptop it is supported
Linux supports wifi aware. You can already create aware networks using the iw tool. (you need to check the nl80211.h for programmatic usage)
I don't know about android though it should also support it since newer android devices can also share to apple devices (this was forced by the EU using the DMA)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AirDrop#Transfer_between_an_Apple_device_and_select_Androids
Well. I don't know why I didn't catch this earlier but I've found the bug now. I had a trailing newline in the download path. This sucks.
It's fixed now and should be released in 1-2 hours on flathub
I've now tried a fresh install in a Fedora Workstation 43 VM with the language set to German and it worked.
You could try
rm .config/cosmic/net.fhannenheim.musicfetch -rfto reset the app and try again.Okay interesting. Are you using the Flatpak? If so, can you try running
flatpak run --command=bash net.fhannenheim.musicfetchand runningxdg-user-dir MUSICin the bash shell?I can say that the app works on mobile but I still need to optimize it. The UI is a bit weird when the scaled small and the keyboard doesn't auto-activate because libcosmic is missing support for the wayland protocol used to do that.
Okay I've now pushed an update that fixes this issue.
It doesn't seem to be set in the Flatpak container. Also .config/user-dirs.dirs is inaccessible.
I'll probably have to request access to that file
Well I'm not really an audophile and on soulseek you mostly get FLACs which are bigger in size. My Music directory is already 10Gb and I'm happy with it being mostly opus which sounds good enough for me
On the download done page there is a button on top with a directory icon, which opens the files in a file manager. Can you please try again and click it and tell me where the files have been downloaded to? That may be a mistake on my part
Hmm. You can set the Download directory in the settings, by clicking on the settings button on the top left.
I didn't anticipate Localized Music directory names
Very nice. I would rank down debian because it has weird defaults like not having /sbin in the user PATH but other than that I agree
Not sure. You could try running it in Valve's gamescope compositor. Maybe the game only supports that low resolution
Ahhh. Put NixOS and VoidLinux at the end
Great to hear that you're looking to get into PostmarketOS development! I recommend taking a phone that's already supported, using it and then figure out how improve support the device.
Porting/Mainlining a new device is also possible but that can be demotivating if it doesn't work and it's generally harder to get started with.
If you have any questions or need help you can dm me and I can help.
Ich möchte gerade einen Treiber für einen controller schreiben, bei dem die register map nicht im Datenblatt steht. Das heißt ich darf den Android treiber für diesen chip reverse-engineeren und probieren rauszufinden wie es funktioniert.
Nen Bürgerbegehren wär wichtiger
Fairphones are pretty well supported with PostmarketOS which is mainline Linux. Audio support being one big feature that is missing on all of them. Luca Weiss from Fairphone is working on mainline Linux patches for these devices. The Fairphone 6 booted with Linux support on the first day it was released (though still missing many drivers)
https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Category:Fairphone
I wish Fairphone would hire more People to work on Linux support
This is dumb. Nobody is going to go back to dumbphones. Europe should fund projects like PostmarketOS which provide a fully free OS for mobile phones.
UbuntuTouch may be a bit more usable right now but it too depends on Android.
If Europe funded PostmarketOS and funded the development of a Linux-first mobile phone it would do itself a great favor.
I went all-in on proton a few years ago but I dislike the direction in which they are going now. Does anybody have tips on how (and where) to switch smoothly. I could self host email but I've heard that it's a big hassle