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  1. Hmm doesn't seem to work for me. I got no Fxservice installed and all the other settings are set accordingly. And it all used to work until like late August or something. Strange.. Edit: I found it! KDEconnect was the culprit! Sadly it is one of my most used apps, so I have now to fiddle around with it to make my phone and my Linux machine keep communicating nicely with each other in the future
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  2. Hurray the fxtec Advent calendar. Everyday a new part will be added and on Christmas we will already have 24/30+ steps done 😄
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  3. Very happy to hear the good news :)
    1 point
  4. Update to December 1, with November 5 security patch using OTA went smoothly. Known keyboard bug still there (see lineage thread) (The stage after download and install called "Finalising package installation" is surprising slow though - like it is on LineageOS)
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  5. I'm hoping to improve the existing Settings app as part of the changes to support the Pro1X. An option to install a custom keymap from within Settings seems like a good idea, and I want to add support for a full custom keymap generator app in the driver. This would include a way to ask the driver what default keymaps are supported, and what keys are in each map (i.e. what is printed on each key). Since the default QWERTY map on the Pro1X will be different from the Pro1, the standard keyboard layout names aren't sufficient specify the correct 'default' keymap.
    1 point
  6. It will be on January, in the current prediction... We are getting close.... Maybe I can get mine on February
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  7. For completeness 🙂 : So there we go – January at the earliest, more probably February.
    1 point
  8. November update is here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/pro1-x-smartphone-functionality-choice-control/x/17980121#/updates/all
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  9. Quite well, actually. Earlier this year, to be a bit more safe, I applied a display protection foil after the phone had come back from a screen replacement. Next thing I did was trying to swipe some dirt from the display, which resulted in swiping the phone from the table, as the screen protector was much more sticky than the screen alone—making the next display replacement necessary... Then I thought, why not put something like that foil on the back of the phone instead of the front? I experimented with commercially available back cover protector foils for some other phones, but they did
    1 point
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