Since mesa upgrade from 24.0.9 to 24.1.2 PulseAudio Volume Control
"pavucontrol" needs "mesa-gles" to start on some devices. There is no
direct dependency, however. Instead it's "libepoxy", a Direct Rendering
Manager runtime library, that calls the necessary mesa library.
Other than user interface MATE, where e.g. "mate-session-manager" draws
in "mesa-gles", and other than mesa packages like "mesa-gl" that gets drawn
in by e.g. "xorg-server", there is no direct connection between Xfce4 and
"mesa-gles".
Adding package "mesa-gles" to "postmarketos-base-mesa" is a straightforward
fix for this issue.
Fixes#3042
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There's no longer a release without the PureOS release in the tag, so
this makes changes to facilitate that.
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To workaround a bug in pmbootstrap, install Twemoji on all UIs including
the console UI for now. As this is a soft dependency, users can remove
Twemoji from their system if not desired.
See-also: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmbootstrap/-/issues/2458
Signed-off-by: Masanori Ogino <mogino@acm.org>
UI camera apps are in better shape, they will show a nice error to users if no camera device is found and increasingly more devices are getting working cameras now... so imho it doesn't make sense to have this subpackage anymore.
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GNOME 47+ supports accent colors. This commit changes the default accent
color from blue to green to match postmarketOS wallpaper and the overall
theme.
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This package is meant to encompass what an average developer would want
from a postmarketOS image. We plan to provide -dev variants of some
postmarketOS images for some devices for use by the Linux mobile
developer community. These should include useful tools out of the box
and provide a familiar shell and coreutils.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
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Patches have been removed "upstream" (aports/testing/linux-elm) for some
time now; the kernel builds with these gone and it's worth testing for a
while to see if they're really needed.
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On android devices using subpartitions, during boot we set up the
subpartitions so the rootfs is /dev/mapper/userdata2, however during
resize_root_partition() we resolve the original block device (e.g. sda17
on the op6) and re-create the device mapper. This results in the cached
rootfs path being wrong (since after resize it's created as
/dev/mapper/sda17p2).
Cache the subpartition source device so we re-create it to be
consistent. Otherwise the filesystem resize fails and the device drops
to debug shell on first boot.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
Instead of just making symlinks to the firmware in linux-firmware-brcm,
copy and unzstd the files. The downstream driver can't load firmware
from zstd.
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It's the work of the mkinitfs to fetch the library. This was initially
introduced in c7c2b2d02a and its use-case
is non-existent today as osk-sdl is gone. In addition, the mkinitfs
rework Clayton did some time ago correctly detects libraries needed for
binaries, exactly so we don't need to pull this in manually!
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It's the work of the mkinitfs to fetch the library. This was initially
introduced in c7c2b2d02a and its use-case
is non-existent today as osk-sdl is gone. In addition, the mkinitfs
rework Clayton did some time ago correctly detects libraries needed for
binaries, exactly so we don't need to pull this in manually!
This partly reverts the commit mentioned below. When disabling CMA
I thought that libcamera was the only user of it, which is only true
for userspace, though.
In fact CMA is used and often even required by the kernel for HW video
decoders, display engines and other hardware that might not have a
MMU.
Thus restore the previously established value.
Fixes: 196ece029 (linux-postmarketos-allwinner: enable CONFIG_UDMABUF (MR 5585))
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This partly reverts the commit mentioned below. When disabling CMA
I thought that libcamera was the only user of it, which is only true
for userspace, though.
In fact CMA is used and often even required by the kernel for HW video
decoders, display engines and other hardware that might not have a
MMU.
Thus restore the previously established value.
Fixes: 196ece029 (linux-postmarketos-allwinner: enable CONFIG_UDMABUF (MR 5585))
