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Turns out it was qtwebengine failing... Webkit actually works. I don't think it likes our TI gfx driver

Update: Fresh install on sd card, qutebrowser is black screen and lifera doesnt show content. Guessing webkit issues persist. I wonder what you did that lets webkit work right...

Actually fits in my pocket with the case... Not a good look though. I don't think the pyra was ever for so called "casuals" While I welcome them with open arms, I don't think we need to focus on them. Actually, until audio and standby are up to par, we really can't. 1653343489 Actually fits...

I mess around with my linux quite a bit, I should probably try vanilla. Pretty sure I did a dist-upgrade at some point so that could be part of the problem.

People who have used physical keyboards on phones tend to miss them, but for the most part... you're probably right. Considering what everyone has said here,I think it may be important to change our target market from retro gaming. Yes, it's an amazing retro device, but that market is filling...

qutebrowser still working for you? i've been having problems with webkit failure across all apps.

Are there? Here I am on my #200 Pyra, and it is easily the most enjoyable handheld computer that I've used. The last thing to even come close was the PocketChip. There are devices out there that may fill niche segments, but none of them are truly a handheld general purpose computer. i find...

Sorry, I have not been focusing much on the pyra lately and I should probably have done a proper report. That said, the gpg key was the problem there. @matzesu if it removed pyra packages, you can find them in synaptic by searching for "pyra" and tell it to look at names only @Phlyra...

I am also curious. Tried to update today... signature verification fails on the pyra repo. looking forward to an official bullseye release. Need to get more sd cards to play with.

I've upgrade to Bullseye, but I think I saw this before I upgraded too. Errors like this: libGL error: MESA-LOADER: failed to open omapdrm (search paths /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/GL/default/lib/dri libGL Error: failed to load driver: omapdrm I tried upgrading the kernel, but that...

Would anyone, by chance, want to detail making a package from start to finish? I'd like to get involved, but the scattered Pyra information is hard to pin together.

After updating to Bullseye, I can't get this to launch anymore. Looks like it wants to use old libs. I don't know enough about building retroarch nor packaging for the DBP yet to fix this myself.

Just got my pyra, so lots of stuff. Tried updating to Bullseye, which worked mostly well. Can't seem to use underscores, but I'm not sure I actually tried that before upgrading... I logged into a linux box via serial connection for the first time, which was helpful when I later tried to...

volume wheel no longer seems to do anything. i don't know how to begin troublshooting that edit: pyra volumed failed to start also can't seem to type the underscore. trying reboot

Just upgraded to bullseye. i copied the pyra packages to be removed during the upgraded and reinstalled after. Haven't tested anything except to reboot and write this report, but it looks like the upgrade was smooth. I'll report more if i encounter problems.

#200 reporting in! - Posted from #200

Hopefully we'll start to see more Pyras soon. It has been a hell of a ride. October 20th of 2015. Coming up on my sixth year anniversary of my original preorder. Here's hoping I still have a use-case for this thing. Life, Linux, and even handheld devices are far different from what they were...

Hopefully new Pyra Owners start happening again soon. Has anyone from that last batch of the 200 gotten a Pyra yet? Those orders opened up back in July, and as far as I'm aware, none have shipped yet.

I do believe this can be done with ThinkPads. At least older ones. I know you can do percentage cut offs, but I'm pretty sure you can enforce a slow charge mode as well. So, perhaps? I don't see why we couldn't have a controllable charge controller.

I'm not in the EU, but isn't the law aimed to stop proprietary connectors? If so, I would think barrel and old USB would still be permitted anyway. Thinking of that, I kinda miss barrel connectors. Unless they were stupid small, they were pretty robust, and I could plug them in any which way...