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Firefox on Wayland for Ubuntu Touch (open-store.io)
 

Firefox running through XWayland is very choppy on my device. So I made this version that uses Wayland for rendering.

Source:

https://gitlab.com/asrpo/firefoxwayland

Experimental! Use at your own risk!

Let me know of any not-already-known issue.

  • On-screen keyboard sometimes needs a long press followed a short press to reappear.
  • Flickering on initial page load
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Lomiri UI Tweaks: More Android-like UI for Ubuntu Touch (source) (gitlab.com)
 

This is the source from my earlier post for anyone who just wants to try it. Its based off 20.04 because I don't have a 24.04 device to test it on.

Use at your own risk but let me know if you run into any problems.

I've tested it on my phone but removed some more hard-coded customization in the UI so I haven't used this particular version as much.

I've put it on GitLab for now because that's where the Lomiri source is. I made a GitLab issue here but aren't sure if that's the best way to contact upstream to see if they'd want this.

I made a more Android-like status bar for Ubuntu Touch in c/linuxphones@lemmy.ca
[–] [S] 2 points 2 months ago

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm reusing SliderMenu from Lomiri for the sliders and there seems to be some inherent limit on how much spacing I can remove. Or I haven't been looking in the right places.

lomiri-settings-components/plugins/Lomiri/Settings/Menus/SliderMenu.qml

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    I made a more Android-like status bar for Ubuntu Touch (europe.pub)
    submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by to c/linuxphones@lemmy.ca
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    Normally, you have to go into different tabs to toggle Wifi, Bluetooth, change volume and so on. This puts things in one place.

    Is anyone else interested in this or does an existing project already do this? It needs to make changes to Lomiri so I think that means installing through the open store wouldn't work.