I definitely missed something, I just installed #Epiphany and it's very much usable on my #Pinephone by now. Even after they got hardware acceleration the app was barely usable and now it seems to be very smooth for any app on that device, especially a web browser! It's still not the fastest but I might switch to it as my main browser or at the very least as secondary one behind #Angelfish because I prefer the interface! Dose anyone know what happened exactly? #Gnome#Linuxphone
@linmob Cool, I didn't touch it in agess because of my previous experiences and it's awesome by now! Some websites error out but all in all it's really good, probably one of the smoothest browsing experiences on the Pinephone rn. Till now I mostly used Angelfish which has some annoyances but was definitely better than fiddeling with Firefox. Webkit is behind Gecko and Blink but it works well too and about the disteo I still use PostmarketOS, that remains my favorite phone distro.
@linmob Btw, know a way to permanently disable that notification LED on PostmarketOS? I looked around a bit but couldn't find a solution so far, I will probably just have to do a little more research on it but asking doesn't hurt.
@linmob I didn't manage to disable it entirely but I found a solution I am happy with. If you go to /sys/class/leds there are four folders for the different LED colors, in those folders are different files and one of them is called "repeat", if you simply set that in the blue folder to 1 instead of -1 the LED will only blink a single time!
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