#Pro1x hashtag - Bluesky

@semiprime.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy

1 year ago

I've released version 0.3.7 of my WIP #Psion Agenda-like app "Pygenda" targeting keyboard-equipped PDAs running Linux (#GeminiPDA, #CosmoCommunicator, #PinePhone + keyboard, #PocketReform, F(x)tec #Pro1X).

The last two releases have been bug-fix releases (two releases because minutes after 0.3 […]

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Matt Lewis

@semiprime.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy

1 year ago

A photo of a Gemini PDA and a Cosmo Communicator (clamshell handheld devices with keyboards, similar to the Psion Series 5 from the 1990s, but more powerful and with colour screens). They are both running desktop Linux and Pygenda. On the Gemini, Pygenda is open in Week View and a todo-item is visible for 24th December: "Do Christmas shopping". On the Cosmo, Pygenda is open in Year View and the same to-do item is visible.

I've just released version 0.3.5 of Pygenda - my WIP #Psion Agenda-like app targetting #GeminiPDA & #CosmoCommunicator running Linux. (Similar keyboard #PDA type devices running #LinuxMobile should work too, e.g. #PinePhone + keyboard, F(x)tec #Pro1x […]

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焖子

@men-zi.bsky.social

1 year ago

F(x)tec Pro1-X with Sanxian Menzi. Shot in Dalian, China.

三鲜焖子 - 大连市名小吃、淀粉与蒜汁构成的炒焖子，加以虾仁、木耳、胡萝卜改良以后，制成的本地特色佳肴。与我的F(x)tec Pro 1-X纪念拍摄。

#Fxtec #Pro1X #Menzi #Food

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kabouik

@kabouik.bsky.social

5 years ago

10h left to get @thefxtec #Pro1x for ~530€ with the secret XDA perk unlocked with this url:A productivity device with multiple OS available, a small footprint, and 64-key on which I get 50 wpm.

#MobileLinux #Linux

igg.me/at/pro1x/x/317…

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kabouik

@kabouik.bsky.social

5 years ago

Pro1 X Smartphone Functionality, Choice & Control A keyboard smartphone purposely designed for functionality, running Android, Lineage or Ubuntu.

40 hrs left to get a @thefxtec #Pro1x. This link unlocks the "secret" @xdadevelopers perk at 527€/$639 (less than a #Pro1):Check earlier tweets for videos of Pro1 running Sailfish, Ubuntu or Debian as a container. Also do watch @teringleider's review.

indiegogo.com/projects/pro1-…

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kabouik

@kabouik.bsky.social

5 years ago

Ubuntu Touch vs SailfishOS side-by-side on the F(x)tec Pro1 keyboard slider phone **An overview of both OSes on the F(x)tec Pro1, and some discussion about how the hardware keyboard compares with other keyboard phones.** The Pro1x, a Pro1 with moar storage, RAM, a blue case and a non-shifted QWERTY layout, is now available on Indiegogo until the end of this week: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/pro1-x-smartphone-functionality-choice-control/x/3170084?secret_perk_token=2c0a82a4 If you use this link, you can pick a "secret" perk with the special price with a coupon from XDA Developers (no much of a secret, it is in the XDA announcement article). This makes the Pro1x cheaper than the Pro1. It is a crowdfunding campaign so there may be delays, but as you can see the company already delivered the first product so I'm quite confident that they'll eventually deliver the Pro1x too. The video may give a false impression: I do not dislike Planet Computers devices at all. In fact, I am really happy that they are on the market and even though their offering would not be my first choice because of the keyboard, hinge and SOC, it is great that they are contributing to the love for keyboard phones. Now with them, Unihertz and F(x)tec, we can finally choose.

A side-by-side overview of @UBports's #UbuntuTouch & Jolla's #SailfishOS running on @thefxtec #Pro1 hardware keyboard phone:Hopefully it helps those hesitating in the last 3 days of the IGG campaign (link in the description).

#MobileLinux #Pro1x #Linux

youtu.be/rgxrJj37xOs

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kabouik

@kabouik.bsky.social

5 years ago

Pro1 X Smartphone Functionality, Choice & Control A keyboard smartphone purposely designed for functionality, running Android, Lineage or Ubuntu.

Not many @thefxtec #Pro1x units left with Black Friday prices: a few 6/128GB units at 502€, and fewer 8/256GB at 569€. Check earlier tweets to see what this device can do with Ubuntu or Sailfish+Debian. More suitable than the Astro for mobile Linux imo.

indiegogo.com/projects/26316…

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kabouik

@kabouik.bsky.social

5 years ago

Typing test on handheld Pro1 (no desk support) Without the camera keeping me further from the phone, my score was 60 wpm/252 cpm/100%.

This is why I want a thumb hardware keyboard and not one for 10 fingers on my smartphone: I don't want to need a table or a desk to use it. This way I can even type while walking. Thanks @thefxtec for putting 64 keys on it.#pro1 #pro1x #hwkb #fxtec #xda

youtu.be/jx0lvGAdzsg

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kabouik

@kabouik.bsky.social

5 years ago

Typing test on handheld Pro1 without the hardware keyboard; apologies Not a very fair comparison because I am not used to typing on Onboard, plus I configured it to a relatively small size, but there is no way I will ever do 250 characters per minute with a touch keyboard.

And this is why I want a hardware keyboard on my smartphone (although this is not 100% fair: I'm not use to this vkb and it's admittedly configured small, but I would never type 250 char/min with it).#pro1 #pro1x #hwkb #fxtec #xda

youtube.com/watch?v=FBslv1…

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kabouik

@kabouik.bsky.social

5 years ago

Typing test on handheld Pro1 (no desk support) Without the camera keeping me further from the phone, my score was 60 wpm/252 cpm/100%.

This is why I want a thumb hardware keyboard and not one for 10 fingers on my smartphone: I don't want to need a table or desk to use it.#pro1 #pro1x #hwkb #fxtec #xda

youtube.com/watch?v=jx0lvG…

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kabouik

@kabouik.bsky.social

5 years ago

F(x)tec Pro1 Unboxing and In-depth Review My review of the F(x)tec Pro1 after almost a year of daily use. Many thanks to Mosen and Kabouik for the segments they are featured in! Full version of Kabouiks video: https://youtu.be/-dgD5jci8Dk NEW! Comparison of UBPorts / Ubuntu Touch and SFOS by Kabouik: https://youtu.be/rgxrJj37xOs ALSO NEW! Related to the stickers I briefly flashed in the video: https://community.fxtec.com/topic/3268-replacement-screw-cover-stickers/ Mosen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/eLtMosen/ Unofficial F(x)tec Discord chatroom: https://discord.com/invite/k4NtAGy F(x)tec website: https://www.fxtec.com/ Pro1-X Indiegogo page: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/pro1-x-smartphone-functionality-choice-control 00:00 "Unboxing" and Introducing the phone 01:58 Impressions about the keyboard 05:00 Quick word about the software 05:49 Mosen shows SailfishOS 10:20 Kabouik shows more SailfishOS and LXC 18:00 Typing speed test 19:20 More keyboard talks 19:52 Talking about the rest of the hardware 22:25 Comparing sizes 27:17 A look at competing products 28:47 Cat test 28:55 Cases, pouches and Screen protectors 31:25 Included charger 35:19 Repairability 36:16 Gaming on Pro1 36:45 Screen brightness, Camera samples 37:26 Summary and conclusion Background music (all from Youtube audio library): TrackTribe - Easy Stroll TrackTribe - Members Only Unicorn Heads - Hurts So Good Blues TrackTribe - Sunday E's Jammy Jams - Midnight Special TrackTribe - Walk Through the Park

For those curious about how useful is the keyboard on @thefxtec #Pro1 and #Pro1x, I cannot recommend enough checking out @teringleider's in-depth user review after close to one year of daily use:#Linux #LineageOS #SailfishOS

youtube.com/watch?v=qXDkbU…

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kabouik

@kabouik.bsky.social

5 years ago

Desktop Linux & WM on Pro1 qwerty slider without sacrificing telephony: LXC containers in SailfishOS Aplogies for the annoying accent. This is an overview of full desktop Linux distributions running as LXC containers in SailfishOS, on a F(x)tec Pro1 qwerty slider phone. Jump to 06'23" for Kali XFCE (fresh install) or 08'40" for Debian i3-gaps (configured install). I am not affiliated to SailfishOS or F(x)tec, and am merely a community member using sailfish-containers since a few months. This application is being developed by r3vn (https://github.com/sailfish-containers) and is inspired by previous work by elros34 and Preflex on chroot solutions and Xwayland. Battery use is similar with and without containers running, one can go through the day with a full charge and light to normal use. The Pro¹ does not have a bleeding edge SOC, but the performance is good enough for what I use it for, and using this SOC may actually be an advantage for overall Linux support (drivers, mainlining task). It is possible to use the us-intl layout and deadkeys on the hardware keyboard, this is how I use it. There is also support for external keyboard and mouse, meaning we're only missing hw-decoding and, most importantly video-out through the USB-C port, for ultimate "Convergence" where we'd get a full desktop experience and not a mobile OS with an external display. Hopefully someone will find a way to make video-out work on Sailfish so we can get the perfect Linux travel companion. Content: 00:00 Introduction to Sailfish on the Pro¹ 00:44 Sailfish multitasking view 01:11 Hardware keyboard support in SailfishOS 02:31 Application to install/manage Linux containers 04:14 Foreword on the known limitations 05:43 Kali XFCE (fresh install) 08:40 Debian i3-gaps (configured install) 08:58 Darktable 09:17 Short demo of i3wm for those not familiar with tiling WMs 11:23 Firefox desktop 12:10 Quick peek at the similarity of my desktop environments on a full size computer and on the smartphone 12:49 Keybindings in Firefox 13:25 Video playback performance and multitasking 14:28 Document editing with Libreoffice 16:12 Multitasking example 16:45 Gimp 17:30 nnn terminal file manager and Nautilus 18:41 Using Onboard virtual keyboard on touch-only devices 20:47 Conclusion and some words about device compatibility, performance and battery use Links: sailfish-containers repository, https://github.com/sailfish-containers

Can't wait to run #SailfishOS + #Debian container on #Pro1x from @thefxtec and @xdadevelopers. Works well on #Pro1 with "just" 6GB of RAM. Having i3 + rofi + my favorite applications + LTE in my pocket is priceless. See it in action:#Linux

youtu.be/-dgD5jci8Dk?t=…

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kabouik

@kabouik.bsky.social

5 years ago

Desktop Linux & WM on Pro1 qwerty slider without sacrificing telephony: LXC containers in SailfishOS Aplogies for the annoying accent. This is an overview of full desktop Linux distributions running as LXC containers in SailfishOS, on a F(x)tec Pro1 qwerty slider phone. Jump to 06'23" for Kali XFCE (fresh install) or 08'40" for Debian i3-gaps (configured install). I am not affiliated to SailfishOS or F(x)tec, and am merely a community member using sailfish-containers since a few months. This application is being developed by r3vn (https://github.com/sailfish-containers) and is inspired by previous work by elros34 and Preflex on chroot solutions and Xwayland. Battery use is similar with and without containers running, one can go through the day with a full charge and light to normal use. The Pro¹ does not have a bleeding edge SOC, but the performance is good enough for what I use it for, and using this SOC may actually be an advantage for overall Linux support (drivers, mainlining task). It is possible to use the us-intl layout and deadkeys on the hardware keyboard, this is how I use it. There is also support for external keyboard and mouse, meaning we're only missing hw-decoding and, most importantly video-out through the USB-C port, for ultimate "Convergence" where we'd get a full desktop experience and not a mobile OS with an external display. Hopefully someone will find a way to make video-out work on Sailfish so we can get the perfect Linux travel companion. Content: 00:00 Introduction to Sailfish on the Pro¹ 00:44 Sailfish multitasking view 01:11 Hardware keyboard support in SailfishOS 02:31 Application to install/manage Linux containers 04:14 Foreword on the known limitations 05:43 Kali XFCE (fresh install) 08:40 Debian i3-gaps (configured install) 08:58 Darktable 09:17 Short demo of i3wm for those not familiar with tiling WMs 11:23 Firefox desktop 12:10 Quick peek at the similarity of my desktop environments on a full size computer and on the smartphone 12:49 Keybindings in Firefox 13:25 Video playback performance and multitasking 14:28 Document editing with Libreoffice 16:12 Multitasking example 16:45 Gimp 17:30 nnn terminal file manager and Nautilus 18:41 Using Onboard virtual keyboard on touch-only devices 20:47 Conclusion and some words about device compatibility, performance and battery use Links: sailfish-containers repository, https://github.com/sailfish-containers

So excited about @thefxtec × @xdadevelopers #Pro1x collaboration: that'll be even more RAM to run desktop #Linux together with #SailfishOS. It works well with 6GB on the #Pro already. See it in action:

youtu.be/-dgD5jci8Dk?t=…

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