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- Jan 20 2021, 20:11 (194 w, 5 d)
May 13 2023
gdbus call --system --dest org.freedesktop.hostname1 --object-path /org/freedesktop/hostname1 --method org.freedesktop.hostname1.SetChassis "laptop" false
Feb 25 2023
and that seems to be read from BIOS, so not an issue with any OS
Feb 24 2023
a little digging: the chassis type is a property of org.freedesktop.hostname1 and is obtained by /sys/class/dmi/id/chassis_type
Feb 21 2023
No idea what went wrong there, but it sounds like it had trouble registering on the user session bus,
May 31 2022
would be very neat if apt-file would be usable:
I often only know the name of the binary I want to execute, but not necessarily the binary package that contains it
Oct 7 2021
With https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/debs/pkg-phosh/-/merge_requests/21 merged this can be closed (unless it's preferred to wait for a new release incorporating those changes reaches the archive)
Oct 3 2021
Since I just saw this issue on the byzantium board I've opened https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/debs/pkg-phosh/-/merge_requests/21
/cc @guido
Sep 8 2021
This is probably a duplicate of https://tracker.pureos.net/T873 (see last comment by Guido).
May 6 2021
If you are interested, then I do have suggestions on how to try keep both qualities small - i.e. semi-automated routines - but they evolve around a core principle of treating the parent source (Debian) as the primary and PureOS getting applied on top.
May 5 2021
When you do a git merge then changelog files are meshed, and when you follow "strategy b)" you don't. That seems rather consequential to me, not orthogonal.
May 3 2021
@evangelos.tzaras: Is the issue you reported here broadly about any and all best any practice(s) in PureOS missing or undocumented?
Apr 30 2021
I would love to have https://tracker.debian.org/ also link to PureOS patches - and I see how that is doable by parsing Debian Policy standards-compliant source packages and look for DEP-5 standards-compliant patches. Which standards should I follow to implement such feature for git branches/commits?
Apr 29 2021
I could've maybe worded it more clearly in the OP: I was mostly concerned with how to update packages - especially when we're a downstream of Debian.
The question arose because of T1048 and the discussion that ensued around how d/changelog should look like.
I was mostly confused whether this would imply that we would have both pureos/latest and pureos/byzantium.
Apr 28 2021
For the record, this very issue report was not meant as "this package is totally WRONG" - which is the reason I marked it as severity normal.
I propose to reframe this issue to say "best practice(s) is missing/undocumented".
I opened https://tracker.pureos.net/T1049 for the meta discussion and will leave this open until the meta-issue has been clarified (as you suggested)
Rebasing? In the git sense of the word? Wouldn't that imply having to always force push to our packaging repositories (which would destroy/rewrite the git history)?
So would that be pureos/latest (instead of pureos/byzantium) and pureos/amber or pureos/amber-phone then?
Confusing!
Apr 25 2021
Feel free to delete my draft which arouse out of confusion around the Uploaders: field ;)
Mar 3 2021
Feb 15 2021
i was just wondering under which circumstances i would use dput?
my understanding was that when pushing a signed tag in the packaging repos (those which are pointed to from deb-build-jobs (?)) that the build server would automagically start the build.