User:⬡hexa

Hello! I'm Edward (Jones), a thoughtful, more in-tro-verted vegetarian gentleman.

• I have been living from 2002.

• I studied for GCSEs in 2018 and my life changed with MH problems since that time.

• I have used postmarketOS on my FairPhone4.

• Written USB_Network#Share_device_TCP/IP_ports_through_the_PC

• Written the Alpine Package Keeper redirect page. Search for Apk!

• Other contributions from me.

TTYEscape HKDM configuration:

sudo mv -T /etc/hkdm/config.d/ttyescape.toml ~/Documents/ttyescape-hkdm.toml
sudo cp -s ~/Documents/ttyescape-hkdm.toml /etc/hkdm/config.d/ttyescape.toml
sudo $EDITOR ~/Documents/ttyescape-hkdm.toml
sudo rc-service hkdm restart

My ttyescape-hkdm.toml:

[[events]]
name = "increment"
event_type = "EV_KEY"
key_state = "released"
keys = ["KEY_VOLUMEDOWN", "KEY_VOLUMEUP"]
command = "/usr/bin/togglevt.sh inc"

[[events]]                                                                                name = "start"
event_type = "EV_KEY"
key_state = "pressed"
keys = ["KEY_VOLUMEUP"]
command = "/usr/bin/togglevt.sh start"
[[events]]
name = "reset"                                                                            event_type = "EV_KEY"
key_state = "released"
keys = ["KEY_VOLUMEUP"]
command = "/usr/bin/togglevt.sh reset"

My tinydm (DM service) "user-session.desktop"

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Sxmo Sway (Wayland) session
Comment=Sxmo session in Sway WM (Wayland UI).
Exec=/usr/bin/sh -c "DISPLAY=:0.0 gtk-launch /usr/share/wayland-sessions/swmo.desktop;"
Keywords=launch;

1. sudo tinydm-unset-session [default session file]
2. sudo tinydm-set-session -f -s ~/Documents/user-session.desktop
3. sudo service tinydm -v restart
4. rc-status

I have worked out that Wayland uses Super (Windows or Cmd) key [❖] with mouse 🖱🖲 to move an app window.

To have a display:

A display server using the Wayland protocol is called a compositor.

• Not to use tinyDisplayManager - not official support for Sway, a tiling Wayland compositor.

• Shell TTY Auto-login to auto-start Sxmo graphical interface, with the Wayland compositor Sway.

1. gtk-launch /usr/share/wayland-sessions/swmo.desktop

Put Waydroid or Android, on Sway, in postmarketOS system on my FairPhone.

ej-fairphone-4:~$ sudo apk del tinydm                                                     [sudo] password for user: [...]
World updated, but the following packages are not removed due to:
  tinydm: postmarketos-ui-sxmo

After this operation, 0 B of additional disk space will be used.
OK: 3229 MiB in 1283 packages
ej-fairphone-4:~$
ej-fairphone-4:~$ sudo tinydm-unset-session -f -s ~/Documents/user-session.desktop
ej-fairphone-4:~$ sudo tinydm-unset-session /var/lib/tinydm/default-session.desktop
ej-fairphone-4:~$ sudo rc-update del tinydm boot
 * service tinydm deleted from runlevel boot
ej-fairphone-4:~$ 
ej-fairphone-4:~$ sudo $EDITOR ~/Documents/user-autologin

#!/bin/sh
exec login -f user

ej-fairphone-4:~$ sudo chmod +x ~/Documents/user-autologin
ej-fairphone-4:~$ sudo $EDITOR /etc/inittab

(Alpine Linux Wiki > TTY_Autologin > #Editing_/etc/inittab, with custom login /home/ [username] /Documents/user-autologin)

OpenRC services

sudo rc-update add polkit boot
sudo rc-update add hkdm boot
sudo rc-update add tinydm boot

Add IP addresses to the Alpine Linux device's network interfaces

To use networks from other computers, edits to /etc/network/interfaces can be needed.

To put IP information into that, you can do:

$ echo $'echo -e \'[line of file]\' >> /etc/network/interfaces' | sudo "$SHELL" -s

and use the page Configure Networking - Alpine Linux (IPv4 Static Address Configuration).

*

Arch Linux - console-based "intuitive" Nano text editor

Tutorials and Howtos - Alpine Linux

Alpine Linux TTY (Virtual Terminal) setup page

Making your own auto-login wrapper script — TTY Autologin - Alpine Linux

Configuration - swaywm/sway: i3-compatible Wayland compositor

UBports Ubuntu Touch 20.04

Created a config file to run Sway WM application from terminal.

I have done this:

• (/bin/bash in Terminal libertine container)

fakeroot apt update
fakeroot apt install sway

• use OpenStore tedit text editor app to write desktop entry,

Version=1.0
Type=Application
Terminal=false
Exec=libertine-launch -i [container name] /bin/bash -c "{ sway & gtk-launch [app desktop entry name]; }"
Name=Sway app window manager, i3 compatible WM
X-Lomiri-Touch=true
X-Lomiri-Default-Department-ID=accessories
X-Ubuntu-Touch=true
X-Ubuntu-Default-Department-ID=accessories

• and then,

cp -v ~/.local/share/tedit.danfro/libertine-application-container-sway.desktop.txt ~/.local/share/applications/libertine-application-container-sway.desktop