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2018-01-27
, 17:19
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#3062
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Originally Posted by joerg_rw
I have bad news for you, hope you are subscribed to this thread and my email was delivered.
the uBlog is broken and actually always been, sorry I probably simply should nuke it from the site
How comes despite we offer all the sourcecode of the website on git (http://neo900.org/git/www/log/) and told several times we are no web developers unlike most "programmers" out there claim to be, we rarely ever seen a single community contribution?
A BIG THANK YOU to arch_tk and sn0wmonster who did and do help and contribute, as well as to the few others that did and I missed to mention them here.
Meanwhile I'm trying to fix things myself.
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EDIT: can't fix it myself as there are unsufficient privileges. To neo900.org website admins: check /tmp/README.txt
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[EDIT by joerg_rw]
sorry for replying in this post (poor style) but I don't want to flood this thread with more posts for this. Many thanks! we found the hint you gave. Please contact me on IRC freenode #neo900 (joerg_neo900) or via email joerg AT neo900.org, I got more questions.
Last edited by joerg_rw; 2018-01-30 at 13:52. Reason: replying inpost, sorry
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2018-01-27
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#3063
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I've been thinking about possible solution for the current situation of the project, and got some idea, not sure how feasible it is..
Current issues:
As solution for those problems, I suggest to use current privacy development for LTE modem with indicator and killswitch, and create a USB/PCIE dongle for laptops.
This will give
Also maybe there are some others developments that can be used as a dongle or privacy accessory and can be released as a stand-alone product to bring some income to Neo900 UG.
Current issues:
- Funds are running out
- OMAP3 platform is getting older everyday
- Lack of news make it hard to gain publicity
- Probably the kickstarter thing will fail (let's be realistic)
- Moving to STEP2 is not possible without completion of STEP1
As solution for those problems, I suggest to use current privacy development for LTE modem with indicator and killswitch, and create a USB/PCIE dongle for laptops.
This will give
- More publicity
- More funding
- Can achieve some crowdfunding
- I hope that it's feasible for joerg_rw or wpwrak to create the layout
- Probably will help to achieve RYF certification
- Will help developers to learn Neo900 connectivity platform
Also maybe there are some others developments that can be used as a dongle or privacy accessory and can be released as a stand-alone product to bring some income to Neo900 UG.
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2018-01-27
, 21:16
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@ Cambridge, MA, USA
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#3064
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Originally Posted by Wikiwide
ssh-ing from an Android phone works well. I do it very frequently. Unfortunately Android Oreo broke GNURoot Debian and similar GNURoot options, and nobody seems to be in any hurry to fix that. But Termux works very well, and supports both client and server ssh. What sucks on Android, for remote linux access, is X11. I've yet to find an Android X11 server that was in any sense useful.
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Spread the word? If you have IT people who regularly use Linux, and complain about difficulties with ssh-ing into a remote machine from an Android phone...
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2018-01-28
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#3065
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Originally Posted by Ken-Young
And the touch screen
ssh-ing from an Android phone works well. I do it very frequently. ... What sucks on Android, for remote linux access, is X11. I've yet to find an Android X11 server that was in any sense useful.
the Hacker's Keyboard is a great help in that regard, but still ...
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2018-03-04
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#3066
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https://neo900.org/news/joerg-pia-2018-03-01
Congratulations are due to resident project leader Joerg Reisenweber, who recently joined a new open source, privacy promoting hardware research and development company by Private Internet Access' parent company. Employment was negotiated in a way that PIA's parent company would allow him a large minority of his working time to be paid to work on the Neo900 project on his own terms. This indirectly supports the project by both ensuring Jeorg is financially sound, and also that his work does not limit his involvement as leadership in the project.
Thanks for helping keep our project alive PIA!
PIA would also like to thank Neo900 supporters for staying strong with the project so long by offering a special discount for its VPN.
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Custom NOLO Splash, USB and R&D icons.
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2018-03-04
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#3067
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Originally Posted by sicelo
There are still Android phones being made with hardware keyboard.
And the touch screen
the Hacker's Keyboard is a great help in that regard, but still ...
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2018-03-04
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@ UK
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#3068
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Originally Posted by Ken-Young
There are? Examples, please!
There are still Android phones being made with hardware keyboard.
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2018-03-04
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#3069
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Originally Posted by pichlo
BlackBerry KeyOne would be best example in my opinion
There are? Examples, please!
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2018-03-04
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Originally Posted by misiak
Ahh, of course! I keep forgetting that Blackberry is now Android too.
BlackBerry KeyOne would be best example in my opinion
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- make a list of todo items
now trying to accomplish this point and hoping for your help by e.g. adding points I missed, implementing better platform for cooperative work on editing it, add details to particular points etc:hw production (marked "*" are items that are not blocked until completion of previous item and thus could (partially) run concurrently)
adding a 2nd list which is like concurrent and complementary to the 1st one above
more generic related tasks mostly fine for community contribution
I'll frequently edit this post to add more flesh to this barebones list, until somebody comes up with a better method to do this urgently needed planning. for contributing please answer with edited fullquote so I simply can copy that fullquote over the original text - if you want to add comments not to get included in this post via editing, please use a 2nd post for them so I may delete your "edit job" posts after processing them
cheers jOERG
Last edited by joerg_rw; 2018-01-27 at 14:35.