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Nov 24 08:33:12 <ubptgbot> <dohniks> @lyudmila_rev1917, @aleasto did it help you?
Nov 24 09:14:12 <ubptgbot> <aleasto> @dohniks, Didn't have time to test it yet sorry
Nov 24 19:39:53 <ubptgbot> <b1dle> Fwd from b1dle: Short followup: I'm currently planning to get a mainline linux kernel running on halium/ubports leveraging FLOSS components (freedreno, modem) where applicable. Sensors would require a GNU-native implementation for the odm partition to become basically unnecessary.
Nov 24 19:39:53 <ubptgbot> <b1dle> Fwd from b1dle: Current test device: Sony Xperia X (Codename "Suzu", Platform :"Loire") … Additional devices and their porters are welcome.
Nov 25 00:03:00 <ubptgbot> <b1dle> Due to several hiccups encountered, both on the system and application development level side I'd be interested to hear from developers, both system side and application level: what is missing in Ubuntu Touch/UBPorts and Halium. I'm starting a new C++ project for secure device access and other nifty application level things, providing
Nov 25 00:03:00 <ubptgbot>  privileged low-level device access, and missing pieces for multi-platform, POSIX embedded device platforms. Input and interest is welcome.
Nov 25 00:03:20 <ubptgbot> <b1dle> For specifics you can ping me directly
Nov 25 00:03:36 <ubptgbot> <b1dle> [Edit] For specifics you can ping me
Nov 25 01:14:53 <ubptgbot> <b1dle> As a side effect it would shave off reliance on hybris components and provide proper secure mechanisms, like required for privileged device access on a phone, which could be helpful to Halium.
Nov 25 01:15:38 <ubptgbot> <b1dle> [Edit] As a side effect it would shave off reliance on hybris components and provide proper secure mechanisms  for privileged device access like typical for a phone, which could be helpful to Halium.
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