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2016-07-11
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Originally Posted by marmistrz
You will at least get excellent durability on the x3
How much should I care about the performance/benchmarks? I know that OnePlus 3 outperforms everything, including Samsung Galaxy S7, but on the other hand - will I use that power? I'm not gaming at all.
A quick look and it seems that spec-wise, OnePlus 3 is better than the Lenovo. Any reason to consider it?
We don't know anything about Lenovo + libhybris
Besides - I'm a touch typistSo I don't think I need backlight
AFAIK most Android phones can handle USB keyboards without special treatment.
Comparing the performance is pointless between the too
sd820 obviously wins.
Last year's flagship specs are still fast and efficient.
There's just other things making them look slow.
Benchmarks show how well they deal with stress..
So depending on what you are doing, base it off that.
The x3 in AnTuTu scores very consistently around 70k even after 9 tests in a row.
Heat is well handled and should never be the cause of concern.
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2016-07-11
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And what about libhybris? It's a core thing to me.
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2016-07-11
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Originally Posted by marmistrz
Spent all morning researchin..er cramming on libhybris
Can we assume that for smartphones A, B which have the same model of a subdevice X (e.g. cellphone antenna): if X works perfectly on A, then X works perfectly on B (under libhybris)
Here is what I figured- (Please correct me if I'm wrong)
Libhybris should work on devices with the same GPU
This is from the freedreno project status on github
https://github.com/freedreno/freedreno/wiki/Status
Originally Posted by FreedrenoWiki
It seems that A3xx is the sweet spot for libhybris compatibility, as you see with:Adreno A2xx: Requires kgsl (no upstream support in kernel), works "barely", enough for gnome-shell/etc
- OpenGL 1.4
- OpenGL ES 2.0
Adreno A3xx:
- LVDS / HDMI / DSI
- OpenGL 3.1
- OpenGL ES 3.0
- Hardware binning
Adreno A4xx:
- HDMI / eDP / DSI
- OpenGL 3.1
- OpenGL ES 3.0
Fairphone 2, OnePlus One, OnePlus X, Nexus 5, etc
Originally Posted by FreedrenoWiki
The Vibe X3 has the Adreno 418Missing Features:
- MSAA (technically required for OpenGL ES 3.0)
- Texture tiling (perf boost)
- HW binning (on a4xx)
- OpenGL 3.2: Geometry shaders (a4xx only), MS textures
- OpenGL 3.3: RGB10_A2UI textures/vertices (a3xx), dual-source blending (a4xx), timer query
- OpenGL 4.0: Tessellation shaders, sample shading, ARB_gpu_shader5 features, indirect draws, lots more
- OpenGL ES 3.1: Compute, SSBO, counters, images, indirect draws (a3xx may not have enough in hardware for all this)
It may not be the best option if you are looking to hop onto Sailfish/Ubuntu/Plasma right away.
Future support looks promising.
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2016-07-12
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Thanks a lot!
[QUOTE=x_Blaze.It.Beau_x;1509444]Libhybris should work on devices with the same GPU[/code]
There's something I don't understand. When I last asked about why don't all devices work under libhybris, the answer was: if the drivers are written in a hacky way, we need to port those hacks. [1]
On the other hand, on this page [2] there are many components listed: LED, RTC alarms, NFC, sensors, vibra are the ones that fail most often under libhybris.
So I see no reason why the GPU alone should decide.
I just want to be able to hop off the Android train when it's possible. See no other way out right now than an Android device. (app coverage for the most)
[1] https://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?...7&postcount=61
[2] https://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Adaptations/libhybris
[QUOTE=x_Blaze.It.Beau_x;1509444]Libhybris should work on devices with the same GPU[/code]
There's something I don't understand. When I last asked about why don't all devices work under libhybris, the answer was: if the drivers are written in a hacky way, we need to port those hacks. [1]
On the other hand, on this page [2] there are many components listed: LED, RTC alarms, NFC, sensors, vibra are the ones that fail most often under libhybris.
So I see no reason why the GPU alone should decide.
Originally Posted by x_Blaze.It.Beau_x
No, I don't think Sailfish is mature yet, as far as I see, I'm not sure if the app coverage isn't better on Maemo still.
It may not be the best option if you are looking to hop onto Sailfish/Ubuntu/Plasma right away.
Future support looks promising.
I just want to be able to hop off the Android train when it's possible. See no other way out right now than an Android device. (app coverage for the most)
[1] https://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?...7&postcount=61
[2] https://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Adaptations/libhybris
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2016-07-13
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Originally Posted by elros34
Could you explain it little more? Is there any dbus commands to set alarms in RTCC registers?
Originally Posted by jellyroll
Sorry about replying so late - I had to go through an old code of mine where I had made use of this API and remember how I used it.
I do also want to know.
So it is done via the timed library and controlled through the timedclient-qt5 command, so I remembered wrong and it's not a dbus interface (maybe it has one, but that's not what I used). I don't have a device to test it (before I get my Jolla C), but try to run
timedclient-qt5 --help
timedclient-qt5 --search=APPLICATION=<app name>
timedclient-qt5 --get-event=<cookie>
timedclient-qt5 -a'whenDue;runCommand=`<command>`' -r'hour=06;minute=50;everyDayOfWeek;everyDayOfMonth ;month=8;' -e'APPLICATION=<app name>;TITLE=<title>
timedclient-qt5 --cancel-event=<cookie>
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2016-07-13
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2016-07-13
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#28
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Originally Posted by mscion
High specs but might not have CM yet, so no libhybris.
How about this?
http://www.xda-developers.com/asus-a...napdragon-821/
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2016-07-13
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#29
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Ok. No CM, no libhybris, no Sailfish...
High specs but might not have CM yet, so no libhybris.
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2016-07-13
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What do CM and libhybris have in common?
Can any expert here explain, what is needed to have a full libhybris driver coverage? I'm getting more and more confused
Can any expert here explain, what is needed to have a full libhybris driver coverage? I'm getting more and more confused
A quick look and it seems that spec-wise, OnePlus 3 is better than the Lenovo. Any reason to consider it?
We don't know anything about Lenovo + libhybris
Besides - I'm a touch typist
AFAIK most Android phones can handle USB keyboards without special treatment.
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