What works today: read & import vCards from NFC tags, and detect any tag read — great for verifying your hardware is actually enabled. It's early but real. Contributions and feedback very welcome — let's make Linux NFC happen! ️ 2/2

@ybon @postmarketOS Yes please. Remote access is one of main reasons to have real Linux on phone.

@decorum 🤩 Hoffentlich bis nächstes Jahr!

@valpackett As for FDs, it seems easier to set a one shot CPU limit than trying to keep track of usage over time. In other words, "the push notification adds N seconds to your app's execution time budget and once you're out you're out" is easier (both conceptually and in terms of implementation) than trying to tune some complex resource restriction that applies continuously. It also seems to fit better with a "Doze" like model where we wake apps periodically to let them do background work (2/2)

@dos As a point of comparison, i did the exact same 30 min workout on my #FLX1 in the same conditions, only gapless + flatpak app for a more apples to apples comparison. There wasnt any lag at all and no music cutout during the scan. Used about 9%/30mins so 18%/hour estimated. So not too far off but the big difference is the FLX1 has really good standby so even if the workout is at the end of the day its more likely that you will have enough juice at that time.

@vgarzareyna I'm sorry. That's not intended.

@bigsilicon Front camera = selfie cameraThe main camera should slowly be unblocked thanks to C-PHY enablement in CAMSS but it's not working yet unfortunately