Jozef Mlich – Personal blog

Nemomobile in September/2021

Nemomobile moves forward also in September. Sergey made video which summarizes current status. Most notable changes was in sensors, volume control, and translations.

As last month, we have some news about project progress to share. I am publishing this on my personal blog and usually one or two days later on nemomobile.net. I would like to say thank you to Sergey for most of changes and to Mark who is fixing my grammar in those blog posts.

Nemomobile status matrix

This is review of current status. The features was tested on PinePhone BraveHeart with image made using Github Actions. What works and what doesn’t work?

Nemomobile in July/2021 part two

What’s changed in the last month? Many issues have been fixed. Many hidden bugs have become visible as the user interface became reachable. Most important, crashing of UI and on screen keyboard were fixed.

Advances of Nemomobile in July/2021

While Sergey has made many changes, the overall usability is still very poor. Main issues are frequent crashes (or quitting) of UI. Mostly due to the Maliit software keyboard not working.

Most recent changes can be seen on the screenshots:

mce debugging

I don’t know how to continue so I will summarize my findings about mce daemon and libdsme issue in nemomobile and will hope for power of internet.

Own Nemomobile image

It looks like we have a long journey ahead of us to reach the dream goal. Fully working and fully open source linux smart phone is a damn difficult task. What have been achieved since the last post?

Nemomobile fixes round two

Development of Nemo continues, hence I have new overview of fixed bugs. This time application launcher, Nemo Controls, glacier-gallery, and boosters.

Developing Nemomobile with PinePhone

In previous post, I was writting about my development environment in KVM, but my target is to run nemomobile on my PinePhone. I have Brave Heart edition which should be good enough for development. Here are few notes which may help you with your first steps.

Begining with Nemomobile

There is an effort to build friendly, mobile, and open Qt based user interface since Meego Harmatan and Nokia N9 was widely used. The Jolla Ltd. did pretty nice job with Sailfish OS in the past. I am still using Jolla 1, which now reached its EOL. Its time to look on new options. My hacker’s heart belongs to open source. I am lucky that there is a nemomobile project for me.