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by cunidev 7y ago
Creator and developer here. I noticed that the Linux ecosystem currently lacks even simple graphical screen time apps, so I built one based on the cross-platform ActivityWatch tool ( https://activitywatch.net ). Some technical det
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Show HN: Workflow, a “Screen Time” App for Linux(gitlab.com)
8 points by cunidev 7y ago|3 comments
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by cunidev 8y ago
The screen is the part to choose wisely if you want good battery life.
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by cunidev 8y ago
You can use the Gapps you mentioned even on Android without logging in I think. At least on older Androids (4.x)
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by cunidev 8y ago
Agreed. The only one is Nokia 8110, which doesn't support WhatsApp and which is actually somewhat overpriced IMO (a Nokia 1 with Android costs less and the "keyboard cover" doesn't make too much sense to me). The new 331
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by cunidev 8y ago
Wow, #1 on home! By the way, do you have any idea if Wiz/JioPhone/... are shipped by any seller to Europe? Would love to hack one of those
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Linux-based 4G phones with Google Assistant sold for $7 in Indonesia(tuxphones.com)
309 points by cunidev 8y ago|200 comments
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by cunidev 8y ago
This.
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by cunidev 8y ago
By rule SATA in Board-DB means "native SATA" as USB-SATA sucks. Some boards with USB3-SATA are listed with a notice that SATA isn't native, but USB2-SATA is definitely banned from being referred to as "SATA".
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by cunidev 8y ago
Glad you like it! Yeah, I added almost all technical specs myself, which proved to be a quite time consuming... I looked for them on official pages, benchmarks, and product datasheets. There should be affiliate links (if the Skimlink integr
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by cunidev 8y ago
What's wrong with the current "price range"?
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by cunidev 8y ago
CS student and owner here. Thanks for adding my project to HN! In fact I noticed this post by investigating on why my server has been continuously going offline in the last hours - apologies for that, it has never had such traffic peaks bef
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by cunidev 8y ago
Does what I want, thanks.
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Ask HN: Basic web analytics without cookies or GDPR consent?
3 points by cunidev 8y ago|4 comments
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by cunidev 8y ago
I've created something temporary here, feel free to add anything :) https://gitlab.com/cunidev/gestures/wikis/desktop-specific-c...
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by cunidev 8y ago
Wasn't aware of this, thanks for reporting! I wonder why they didn't put this in their official 3.30 changelog, it's quite a big change. I seriously doubt this will be exposed through dbus or anyhow customizable, but it'
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by cunidev 8y ago
That's just an idea for future releases, though it needs a much wider user base to make any sense...
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by cunidev 8y ago
Every modern touchpad supports it AFAIK, not sure about the cheap Chinese ones but I got it working on 6/6 of my tested hardware (a Macbook Pro 2013 (?), an old Macbook 2009 white, my XPS 13 2018, an ASUS with a somewhat bad supported
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by cunidev 8y ago
It'd be awesome!
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by cunidev 8y ago
Good to hear, thanks!
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by cunidev 8y ago
Thanks! I'm also on an XPS 13, and also an ex-Mac user who misses the trackpad stuff, so I know how you feel. Not only knowing commands but especially playing with dbus is unfortunately something for very advanced users only, so my i
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by cunidev 8y ago
Heh, a way larger work that any tool of this kind currently on Linux, implemented directly from the Linux desktop developers. I can see the problem though, would love to see better upstream support for touchpad gestures myself.
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by cunidev 8y ago
> This allows me to add arbitrary gestures (within the confines of swipe/pinch, 2/3/4 fingers etc) that trigger command line commands? Exactly. > Does it work with all touchpads? All libinput-supported touchpads (see:
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by cunidev 8y ago
You're welcome! As it's still quite new, you'll need to install it manually in most distros given that it's only present in Solus official repos ATM, and Flatpak/Snap sandboxing would probably not allow even its mos
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Show HN: A simple GUI app to make Linux touchpad gestures easier(gitlab.com)
82 points by cunidev 8y ago|28 comments
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by cunidev 8y ago
Flutter looks great to me, has it improved in the last 3 months or so? I remember downloading its first public release, and as expected it was lacking some things
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by cunidev 8y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! Kotlin looks great under many perspectives, way better than Java probably for my needs
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FPGA programmable with Arduino IDE and builtin “blocks”(board-db.org)
3 points by cunidev 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Clean Android development in 2018?
8 points by cunidev 8y ago|6 comments
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by cunidev 8y ago
Usually simply Goodreads from the books mentioned in comments, or minor works from the author I just read

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