This should be reverted when this Alpine issue has been closed:
https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/issues/13778
sxmo-common already had this for some reason.
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the networkmanager package in alpine was refactored and the wifi and
wwan components were split off into separate subpackages. without these,
wifi and wwan networking are broken.
also see: aports 830af82c6c
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This code wasn't actually working for me on samsung-m0, so I
investigated and came up with that this fixes it. I'm not sure if you
are supposed to be able to omit the deviceinfo_ prefix? Either way, it
doesn't seem to work, so let's fix it.
Fixes fad7c7ef8e
XWayland is a phosh dependency. Having it in pmb_recommends adds
nothing and can be confusing, since power users would expect that
removing it from world would remove the package. That will never
be the case since phosh depends on it.
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Adding bluez to "depends" in order to enable bluetooth service (doesn't
work on packages in "_pmb_recommends").
Adding blueman to "_pmb_recommends" to allow uninstallation by the
user.
Closes https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/issues/1465
nmcli and nmtui are still missing in Gnome.
Move NetworkManager dependencies from postmarketos-ui-phosh, and phosh
will get them when depending on postmarketos-ui-gnome.
postmarketos-ui-i3wm|mate.post-deinstall:
Contains removal of file "61-autologin.conf"|"65-autologin.conf".
However, this file is removed by apk automatically unpon
deinstallation.
postmarketos-ui-i3wm|mate|xfce4.pre-deinstall:
Contains disabling service "lightdm". Removing display manager service
upon deinstallation isn't done by other UIs either. It can lead to
unexpected behaviour when installing another UI using lightdm and then
uninstall MATE UI.
Additionally
postmarketos-ui-i3wm.post-upgrade:
Removed postmarketos-ui-i3wm.post-upgrade and replaced it with a link to
postmarketos-ui-i3wm.post-install, like it's done in MATE and Xfce4.
I usually end up installing it on new installs. Why not enable it by
default and have a more polished experience for users? Most users will
use a gtk app and/or use the gtk file chooser
mesa-egl is usually installed by dependencies of ui packages, but when
choosing the "none" ui option in pmbootstrap, it isn't selected, leading
to libEGL.so.1 not being found.
Add it as an explicit dependency.
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Add and rearrange dependencies with new apps, and fix angelfish package
name.
Adds the following packages to extras:
- alligator (rss reader)
- kasts (podcasts)
- tokodon (mastodon client)
Move neochat from a required to an extra dependency, since it's a
matrix client (which many people may not need).
Add plasma-mobile-sounds to main dependency, so that kclock (and dialer
in the future) have sounds to choose from.
Rename plasma-angelfish to angelfish dependency since plasma-angelfish
was renamed in alpine at some point.
Remove the part of the description of the package that says numeric
passwords are required (no longer the case).
When moving the code to it's own repo I changed the license to GPL-2.0,
I forgot to update the APKBUILD.
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Shared package for shared gnome and phosh ui configurations
Additionally, added missing dependencies:
Both Phosh and GNOME need elogind to do sleep inhibition and to
provide pam modules. gnome-bluetooth has some small udev rule
that helps marking devices for rfkill. Given that most devices
in pmOS have a bluetooth, this should be useful as a dependency.
These were most likely copied from phosh, but not necessary in
GNOME. They safe space in the interface, but GNOME Shell is really
not that useful in very narrow devices, so adding a configuration
for such cases should be unnecessary.
The dconf configuration and installation file was needed because the
schemas `sm.puri.phoc.application.org-gnome-maps` and
`sm.puri.phoc.application.firefox` are not schemas that can be overriden.
The actual schema is `sm.puri.phoc.application`, which is a relocatable
schema. Therefore, we could use an override to specify the default,
but with a simple configuration file, gsettings cannot relocate the
schema. Therefore, the dconf configuration makes sense for these kind
of schemas. For regular schemas that can be overriden with an override
file, it is simpler to just use it.
Phosh takes care of it in a smarter way[1]. The custom override also has the
consequence of never showing closing buttons in docked mode, which can be
an inconvenience.
[1] https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/phosh/-/blob/main/src/docked-manager.c#L292-L295
Or in case the lines change with time:
```C
phosh_docked_manager_set_enabled (PhoshDockedManager *self, gboolean enable)
if (enable)
g_settings_reset (self->wm_settings, WM_KEY_LAYOUT);
else
g_settings_set_string (self->wm_settings, WM_KEY_LAYOUT, "appmenu:");
```
Phosh already installs these schemas by default[1] and makes them specific
to the Phosh desktop. Originally these might have been needed because
either Phosh didn't ship the overrides or/and tinydm wasn't setting the
environment variable XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP properly[2]. To verify that the
behavior of the Phosh override is working as expected one can do the following
from an ssh session (so that the full DE envvars are not set):
```bash
$ export DISPLAY=:0 # so that gsettings reset works
$ gsettings reset org.gnome.desktop.interface clock-show-date
$ gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.interface clock-show-date # false
$ sudo rm /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/000-postmarketos.gschema.override
$ sudo glib-compile-schemas --strict /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
$ gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.interface clock-show-date # true (which is the default)
$ export XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME:Phosh
$ gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.interface clock-show-date # false (from phosh override)
```
[1] https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/phosh/-/blob/main/data/00_sm.puri.Phosh.gschema.override
[2] https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/tinydm/-/merge_requests/12
firefox scaling was set to true before `mobile-config-firefox` existed.
In new installations false is the default, so explicitly stating false is
only necessary for upgrades. Since the default was changed in one and a half
years ago in fef3af0d75 when the
package was still in version 4, removing it should not have any impact. If
anybody had an edge installation not upgrade for more than 1.5 years, it would
definitely be wiser to reinstall than to upgrade.
Glade can be useful if you're building GTK apps on your phone when
making use of convergence, so let's unhide it. The reason it was
hidden was that it gets pulled in when building Phosh, but this
might be solvable in a better way.
Hiding of org.gnome.Extensions can probably be dropped when
https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/merge_requests/31086
has been merged.
Enable screen locking and embed virtual keyboard. For devices with a
hardware keyboard, this is unfavorable. For touch devices, however,
that's needed for unlocking the screen.
Additionally enable single-click behavior in file manager. This applies
also to the desktop icons. Again this is unfavorable for conventional
devices but advantageous for touch devices.
unclutter-xfixes version 1.6 introduced new options --hide-on-touch
and --start-hidden. That seems appropriate enough to cover the use
cases touchscreen usage (hide cursor) and mouse/touchpad usage (show
cursor).
The main change is to move the postmarketOS-specific Xfce4 configs
from /etc/skel to /etc/xdg. This improves the config handling because
the location in /etc/xdg can be defined as the default fallback
configs.
Moving the gtk-3.0 folder to /etc/xdg did not work. Therefore this
one remains in /etc/skel.
Beyond this, there are some minor changes from the xfce4-phone
repository:
- Change icon path of whiskermenu button to new location
- Apply pmOS wallpaper to more monitors
- Several clean-ups in the config files
- Project naming scheme is changed to "lk2nd-msmXXXX"
- lk1st-msm8916: Experimental support for running as the "first" lk
- Secondary core bringup on non-psci firmware is now done by lk2nd
- rproc selection is now handled by lk2nd
- Some display information improvements
- New devices and various improvements for existing ones
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Fixes error: postmarketos-base-18-r0: trying to overwrite etc/fstab owned by alpine-baselayout-data-3.2.0-r20.
caused by 9ecba8a514
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This installs/starts udiskie, a udisk2 helper, that facilitates
auto-mounting of removable drives.
Note support for umounting is broken in the current Portfolio release,
so disks have to be umounted manually:
udiskie-umount /run/media/<user>/*
I decided to add this to the `depends` and not `pmb_recommends`, because
I felt like 1) this is a feature that folks would expect to work, 2) by
having it in depends, it'll 'fix' existing installs where mounting
removable disks automatically is not implemented
