Phone runs much, much cooler without irqbalance enabled and `cat
/sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp` often reports a difference of
at least 10000, such as from 46897 to 36367. In other words, the phone
seems to be consistently 20 degrees fahrenheit cooler.
This was my attempt at using GNOME Mobile. It works inside the x86_64
virtual machine but fails when reaching "Started Display Manager" on the
actual device.
This was significantly increasing start time and I didn't use it too
much. There should be lighter alternatives out there that aren't
packaged in nixpkgs.
Unfortunately there are too many bugs for Hyprland on the PinePhone such
as hardware accelerated videos appearing red and convergence in general
being much slower than the phosh counterpart.
This was used to get kitty to work however GNOME terminal is much faster
than kitty on the PinePhone and has touch support, making it superior
for daily use.
Most of these applications are poorly designed for mobile,
don't start up at all, or aren't relevant for my use case.
Note that the correct `portfolio` application was actually
`portfolio-filemanager` in nixpkgs, and I removed it due to
the lack of thumbnailing support.
`networking.firewall.checkReversePath` was being set to "loose" from
Mullvad VPN, which was causing an issue with the kernel used by the
PinePhone with Mobile NixOS.
By changing this option to `false`, we get rid of the "This kernel does
not support rpfilter" error, which seems to be inaccurate due to the
result of `sysctl -a | grep \\.rp_filter` on the phone being consistent
with the result on the laptop.
A lot of these applications are cute but I'd never end up using them,
such as a regular expression GUI and other novelties that web
applications accomplish in a more advanced manner.
Helps prevent issues where we accidentally use an import from derivation
and cause flakes with multiple platforms to fail when running things
like `nix flake check`.
This fixes an issue where previously the derivation had to be evaluated
before importing the base16 scheme, thus causing `nix flake check` to
fail when multi-platform support was added.
See: https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues/4265
