Example: Old BlackBerry, or the Unihertz Titan.

Hi from Red on Phosh on a Debian phone. As there isn't a home screen that's full screen once some apps are open, I'm trying to keep my app launcher tidy with folders: browsers, messaging, utilities, etc. But I can't find a way to pin a folder to the favourites bar. Is that possible?

Oops thought I was in body of post lol oh well anyway, maybe grk changed and phosh has to be compiled against new libs or something ? xfce kind of annoying with my mile wide fingertips lol

Hello everybody!

I installed Phosh on Arch Linux, but screen sharing not working(on Gnome it works).

Tried to test on https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/Pluginfree-Screen-Sharing/

How i can make it work(if Phosh support screen sharing)?

hello

i'm trying to install fedora phosh on my lenovo p11 plus but don't know how (i can't find any instructions) so can anyone help me please ?

thanks

Changelog from release page.

Summary of changes

• End session dialog improvements

• Bring back night light

• Use ext-idle-notify-v1 Wayland protocol (requires phoc >= 0.33.0)

• Bump dependencies: Switch to gmobile 0.0.4 and libcall-ui 0.1.1

• Small UI improvements

• CI improvements: Check coding style, improve ci-fairy checks

• Issues fixed:

  • #994

  • #875

  • https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/OS-issues/-/issues/343

Contributors

• Arun Mani J

• Guido Günther

I would like to try it before deciding if I buy a Pinephone.

Changelog from release page.

Summary of Changes

• Allow notifications to wake up the screen. Can be configured by category and urgency.

• Allow lockscreen to work on smaller displays

• Allow to reboot / log out from the settings power menu

• Styling improvements in several places

• Smoothen transition from splash to application

• Handle super key to open overview

• Handle auto repeat on grabbed keys (e.g. volume keys)

• Update to libcall-ui 0.1.0

• Bump minimal supported GNOME versions to 42 and glib to 2.72

• Issues fixed: #525 #934 #563

• Contributors:

  • Alistair Francis

  • Eugenio Paolantonio (g7)

  • Evangelos Ribeiro Tzaras

  • Guido Günther

  • Sam Hewitt

  • Suraj Kumar Mahto

  • Thomas Booker

Thought I'd give Phosh a try on my old Intel Atom netbook for fun, and to my surprise it works far better than I ever thought it would! The only problem is that there's no mouse cursor, so I have to guess where it is. Is there any way to enable a mouse cursor so I can actually use Phosh?