My personal PineTime has been mostly retired and this project never quite reached the functionality I was aiming for. If you still need a reliable way to connect a PineTime to a Linux Mobile, check out these interesting projects:
- https://git.antisocialparadise.net/jeff/pinetime-furios
- https://github.com/nico359/pinepal
- To keep the Watchmate Flatpak connected to your PineTime running InfiniTime
- Discovers your paired PineTime device
- Monitors for PineTime device disconnection
- Attempts for ~5 minutes to rapidly reconnect while queueing missed notifications
- If connection occurs during this time, sends the queued notifications
- If connection doesn't occur in that time, clears the queued notifications and only attempts reconnection once every two minutes to save battery
- Make a less manual installation method
- Move the contents of dot-local_bin to ~/.local/bin/ and edit to your liking
- Move the contents of dot-config_systemd_user to ~/.config/systemd/user/
- Run:
systemctl --user daemon-reload && systemctl --user enable --now pinetime-reconnection.service
- Run:
systemctl --user disable --now pinetime-reconnection.service - Remove the files you added to the directories above
- FuriLabs for making the FLX1s, the first mobile Linux phone I've ever been able to comfortably (enjoyably even!) daily drive.
- azymohliad for Watchmate
- Pine64 for the PineTime
- JF002 (and contributors!) for InifiniTime
- sorry-i-am-late for this comment which inspired me