Já vi muitas recomendações esquisitas sobre como se deve aplicar uma película de celular, a maior mentira são os paninhos que vem com ela normalmente, eles sujam mais do que qualquer coisa.
Com isso em mente, vim dar minhas recomendações nisto para que não tenha nenhuma bolha ou mancha na tela ao aplicar.
| # Firejail profile for device-flasher.linux | |
| # Description: CalyxOS' device flasher | |
| # This file is overwritten after every install/update | |
| # --- CUT HERE --- | |
| # This is a generic template to help you create profiles. | |
| # PRs welcome at https://github.com/netblue30/firejail/. | |
| # | |
| # Rules to follow: | |
| # - lines with one # are often used in profiles | |
| # - lines with two ## are only needed in special situations |
| include whitelist-common.inc | |
| env ELECTRON_OZONE_PLATFORM_HINT=auto | |
| ## Wayland | |
| whitelist ${HOME}/.config/VSCodium | |
| whitelist ${HOME}/.vscode-oss | |
| ## App data | |
| noblacklist ${HOME}/Desenvolvimento |
Mull uses arkenfox as a base for the modifications done for the flags. This list should not include anything arkenfox; unless it has been commented out, uncommented, added, etc.
This list is made by analyzing the source files and only including anything marked as changed with MULL or BRACE.
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| // Designed for arkenfox: https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/ | |
| // MOTTO: This ain't Tor Browser. | |
| // Patches | |
| user_pref("network.dns.preferIPv6", true); // Fixes Firefox's own DNS resolver not preferring IPv6 like expected | |
| // Usability | |
| /// Session Restore | |
| user_pref("browser.startup.page", 3); | |
| user_pref("privacy.clearOnShutdown_v2.historyFormDataAndDownloads", false); |
This guide is meant to try and help with common issues when using the CalyxOS flasher. First of all, we will try to get your environment right. Be sure to follow the official instructions for your device, this is a different resource.
The flasher and docs usually recommend enabling USB debugging, in this case we will not, but you can anyway. USB debugging is used only for rebooting the device into bootloader/fastboot mode, instead of that, we will do this manually, as this step can cause issues.
After the preparation steps for your device, such as enabling OEM Unlocking, we will shut down the device and get into bootloader/fastboot mode.
| // Format: pref("", true) | |
| // TLS: | |
| // Enable Kyber | |
| pref("security.tls.enable_kyber", true); | |
| pref("network.http.http3.enable_kyber", true); | |
| // Fix CRLite | |
| pref("services.settings.server", "https://firefox.settings.services.mozilla.com/v1"); // CRLite needs this enabled, also fixes language downloads | |
| pref("security.pki.crlite_mode", 2); // Prefer CRLite over OCSP |
I just tested using Seedvault with Syncthing and to me it feels like a great setup. I still need to configure it for all time use, but so far, first test seems like everything works fine. It allows me to use a connected service where my data isn't just one place, without needing physical things like a USB flash drive, etc, but without needing to pay for the cloud, and dealing with bad speeds, especially with something that can be as demanding as device backups.
Currently, it seems as if Fedora doesn't install udev-rules, to get this working, I've had to manually install them from a community project. I'm not very knowledgable in Linux, these are just the steps I had to do to get things working that I'd like to document.
Install android-tools from DNF.
sudo dnf install android-tools
This tutorial is meant for the devices: Moto G32, G42, and G52.
It is important to note that these devices are usually referenced using codenames in multiple places, it is important to know which one is yours.