Name: ilpianista
Topic: Some details on few topics I care
Details: Is there any plan to implement these features? If not, could you please opensource the components?
EDIT: using patchmanager to solve those isn’t a viable solution as I don’t want to mess with hacky workarounds.
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Name: jojomen
Topic: Software licences
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Please elaborate a bit on the good news about the GPL v3 “not being a problem” (announced during Love Day) and the possibility to open source parts (like happened briefly in October last year)
(edit for clarity and incorporating note from @nephros )
Just to be precise: GPLv3 (specifically the “Anti-Tivoization Clause”) is what was seen a problem for the Jolla Business. (Because this clause was designed to be precisely that.)
I’d add to that:
Are there any plans to allow offloading some of the compute to a desktop/laptop with an nvidia gpu? (sitting on the same home wlan as the mind2)
How is jolla planning to deal with ISPs that don’t offer public ip? Wireguard wouldn’t work afaik as it needs a public IP, only something like ZeroTierOne but that requires a third party and puts the privacy at risk, or is Jolla going to provide such service?
(pls just add it to the bucket of questions, the meetings are always during worktime for me, so won’t be able to attend)
PS. Yes, the context is Whisperfish here, but this should apply to Messages and other messaging applications too - if they choose to implement it. There are plenty of other keyboard-navigation ideas I have, but let’s start with this first.
N.b., if it’s indeed dropped indefinitely, I’ll just ChatGPT/copilot-rewrite my script to Python.
This came a bit too late but we’ll cover this one with a separate answer to your question.
Minutes: #sailfishos-meeting: Sailfish OS, open source, collaboration -- 30th May 2024
Minutes (text): https://irclogs.sailfishos.org/meetings/sailfishos-meeting/2024/sailfishos-meeting.2024-05-30-07.00.txt
Log: #sailfishos-meeting log
Ran into that problem with my pevious ISP. Configured a TOR hidden service for ssh on my home PC and TOR on my Jolla as a SOCKS-proxy. With a small configuration for ssh that setup allowed to log in via ssh and forward ports. I never attempted tunnelling though. Here is the relevant part of ~/.ssh/config:
Host hostname
hostname hidden-service-host.onion
User username-on-home-pc
proxyCommand socat - SOCKS4A:127.0.0.1:%h:%p,socksport=9050Jolla Mind discord server
Looool, dropped
Seriously, proprietary, closed source, banning users of reverse engineered clients etcetc, irc too old for new investors?
you don’t need copilot. I’ll happily translate it into:
scheme (guile is around if you install @tomin 's patience deck).
awk/sed/sh (and obviously curl)
or python. though, python is the only language copilot is good at, so maybe I should avoid going there 
python team is also the only one to get fired from google
Well, no, but it’s so awfully stupidly simple that GPT3.5 will probably get it correct from the first try.
Now that’s an interesting one. You’ll need Dbus, Json and some time processing, but I suppose there are Guile libs that do that? Scheme does have a special place in my heart
Here’s the script for reference:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'bundler/setup'
require "rubygems"
require "net/http"
require "pp"
require "time"
require "cgi"
require "dbus"
require "json"
VUB_RESTO_URL = URI("https://vub-resto.opencloudedge.be/v1/etterbeek.nl.json")
TUSSENFIX = "\n"
EMOJI = {
"Soup" => "🥣",
"Soep" => "🥣",
"Menu 1" => "🍲",
"Menu 2" => "🍳",
"Veggie" => "🥗",
"Fish" => "🐟",
"Vis" => "🐟",
"Pasta" => "🍝",
"Wok" => "🥢",
}
EMOJI.default = "🥙"
def get_JSON()
res = nil
uri = URI(VUB_RESTO_URL)
Net::HTTP.start(uri.host, uri.port,
:use_ssl => uri.scheme == "https") do |http|
request = Net::HTTP::Get.new uri.request_uri
res = http.request request
return res.body
end
end
def postit(data, location)
parsed_data = JSON.parse(data)
rockwork_svc = DBus.session_bus["org.rockwork"]
mgr = rockwork_svc["/org/rockwork/Manager"]
mgr = mgr["org.rockwork.Manager"]
pebbles = mgr.ListWatches()
pebbles.map! { |pebble_name|
pebble = rockwork_svc[pebble_name]
pebble["org.rockwork.Pebble"]
}
parsed_data.each do |node|
today = Date.strptime(node["date"], "%Y-%m-%d")
noon = DateTime.new(today.year, today.month, today.day, 12, 0, 0, Time.now.getlocal.zone)
lines = []
headings = []
paragraphs = []
items = node["menus"]
until items.empty?
dish = items.shift
headings.push(dish["name"])
paragraphs.push(dish["dish"])
line = "#{EMOJI[dish["name"]]} #{dish["name"]}: #{dish["dish"]}"
lines.push(line)
end
pin = {
id: "vub-resto-" + node["date"],
time: noon.iso8601,
duration: 60, # 1h
layout: {
type: "genericPin",
title: "Resto menu",
body: lines.join(TUSSENFIX),
lastUpdated: DateTime.now.iso8601,
tinyIcon: "system://images/DINNER_RESERVATION",
headings: headings,
paragraphs: paragraphs,
}
}
puts pin
puts JSON.generate(pin)
pebbles.each do |pebble|
pebble.insertTimelinePin(JSON.generate(pin))
end
end
end
if ENV["VUBFOOD_LOCATION"].nil?
warn "location not set, assume etterbeek"
location = :etterbeek
elsif ENV["VUBFOOD_LOCATION"].downcase == "etterbeek"
location = :etterbeek
elsif ENV["VUBFOOD_LOCATION"].downcase == "jette"
location = :jette
end
postit(get_JSON(), location)
It may or may not be an immediate adaption of the Ruby script that I used for posting this to Matrix, which may or may not be an immediate translation of the Ruby script that people used to post this to IRC 
Ah, I just checked on the phone:
curl https://vub-resto.opencloudedge.be/v1/etterbeek.nl.json | jq ‘.[] | select(.date == “2024-05-31”)’ | grep dish is pretty speedy. I’ve forgotten how to use map in jq, but I’d do this with jq. not sure if that’s more or less efficient since jq is a language itself.
Yeh, I don’t think it’d be that difficult to throw it together in bash with jq, but then again I’d have to have jq around
Most of the things you’d need here are by default on SF in Python afaik.
I have jq on the phone (it’s in the repos) for fetching calendar entries and pushing them into the calendar. I also use it for test scripts for my crappy weather app. I’ll take a look later just for laughs since the calendar script is a similar problem. But you’ll have it done before I get to it, I suspect I do believe all the necessary bits for a python version are there.
Thank you for responding to the many questions brought to this community meeting!
I’ll eagerly wait for future news on the source code license(s), and I’ll start a topic on developer device licenses. (Also, thank you for yearly and perpetual license options!)
The seeming lack of kernel and driver support on the Jolla Community Phone 2 was something of a disappointment. While Xperia hardware has generally been nice, some functionality has stayed in a (semi-?)broken state even though Sony have released updates. I would expect more from a new “reference device”.
The Discord invite link for the Mind2 in the meeting minutes seems to have expired. The one provided on the https://www.jollamind2.com page may be good (it hadn’t expired, but I still couldn’t register).
I suppose the main purpose of C2 - as a reference phone for developers - is to have a high-quality, closer-to-hardware port available for both the sailors and the community. In that regard the specs are somewhat secondary, as long as they are adequate (which they are IMO). Having a cooperating manufacturer with adequate support, and knowing the availability/manufacturability of the device to some time into the future are way more important, I think.
And soon^tm there should be X10IV/V support, which have a lot more to offer in the specs department! Things are looking quite good actually, aren’t they?