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== Hardware Setup == | == Hardware Setup == | ||
* [[PinePhone]] (more precisely, [[PinePhone Pro]]) | * [[PinePhone]] (more precisely, [[PinePhone Pro]]) | ||
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* Screen protector: iPhone 6 XL screen protector (see [https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePhone_FAQ]) | * Screen protector: iPhone 6 XL screen protector (see [https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePhone_FAQ]) | ||
| + | * Case: none | ||
=== Notes === | === Notes === | ||
* Battery replacement: any Samsung J7 form-factor battery[https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePhone#Specifications] [https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePhone_FAQ#Battery] | * Battery replacement: any Samsung J7 form-factor battery[https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePhone#Specifications] [https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePhone_FAQ#Battery] | ||
| + | * Case alternatives: | ||
| + | ** Wireless charging back cover - generates too much heat, way less efficient than a USB-C cable | ||
| + | ** Soft transparent protective case from the [[Pine64]] store - [[PinePhone Pro]] is already sturdy enough, plus the case acts as an unnecessary insulation | ||
== Software Stack == | == Software Stack == | ||
# OS: Arch Linux ARM from [[Danctnix]] | # OS: Arch Linux ARM from [[Danctnix]] | ||
| + | ## bluetooth-autoconnect - automatically connects to known devices | ||
| + | ## [https://github.com/bulletmark/sleep-inhibitor sleep-inhibitor] - prevents sleep during audio playback | ||
# Terminal: (default) | # Terminal: (default) | ||
# Web browser: [[Firefox]] | # Web browser: [[Firefox]] | ||
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# Podcast downloader: [[Podget]] | # Podcast downloader: [[Podget]] | ||
# Camera & Video recorder: [[Megapixels]] | # Camera & Video recorder: [[Megapixels]] | ||
| + | # Calendar & Contacts sync: [[Evolution]] | ||
# VPN client: --- | # VPN client: --- | ||
# RSS client: --- | # RSS client: --- | ||
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# Maps, navigation: --- | # Maps, navigation: --- | ||
| − | == | + | === Partitions === |
| − | * OS on the internal [[eMMC]] flash storage | + | * OS on the microSD card |
| − | + | * /home on the internal [[eMMC]] flash storage, encrypted | |
| − | + | This allows easier OS swapping while keeping my personal data and settings. | |
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== Related == | == Related == | ||
* [[Projects:PinePhone Daily Driver Distributions Testing]] | * [[Projects:PinePhone Daily Driver Distributions Testing]] | ||
| + | * [[Projects:PinePhone Daily Driver with Arch Linux]] | ||
| + | * [[Projects:PinePhone Daily Driver with Sway]] (deprecated) | ||
* [[PinePhone Hardware]] | * [[PinePhone Hardware]] | ||
* [[PinePhone Software]] | * [[PinePhone Software]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:47, 5 June 2022
Project: Using PinePhone as my daily driver smartphone, running Linux fulfilling Goal:Technology.
Hardware Setup
- PinePhone (more precisely, PinePhone Pro)
- Screen protector: iPhone 6 XL screen protector (see [1])
- Case: none
Notes
- Battery replacement: any Samsung J7 form-factor battery[2] [3]
- Case alternatives:
- Wireless charging back cover - generates too much heat, way less efficient than a USB-C cable
- Soft transparent protective case from the Pine64 store - PinePhone Pro is already sturdy enough, plus the case acts as an unnecessary insulation
Software Stack
- OS: Arch Linux ARM from Danctnix
- bluetooth-autoconnect - automatically connects to known devices
- sleep-inhibitor - prevents sleep during audio playback
- Terminal: (default)
- Web browser: Firefox
- Passwords manager: KeepassXC
- Email client: Geary
- Calculator: (default)
- Alarm: Birdie
- IM client: Mirage
- Music player:
- Podcast player: Pragha
- Podcast downloader: Podget
- Camera & Video recorder: Megapixels
- Calendar & Contacts sync: Evolution
- VPN client: ---
- RSS client: ---
- OTP generator: ---
- Ebook reader: ---
- Weather forecast: ---
- Maps, navigation: ---
Partitions
- OS on the microSD card
- /home on the internal eMMC flash storage, encrypted
This allows easier OS swapping while keeping my personal data and settings.
