So I managed to enable external HDMI on #pinephone , fidling with wlr-randr.
I'm writting this on firefox in pinephone with a big screen and a keyboard :)
The magic spell seems to be: with wlr-randr turn off internal screen, turn off external htmi, turn back on external htmi. This way I got a signal on my external monitor.
(I ran that commands on a ssh session from the laptop)
The phone screen remains off. If I turn on the internal screen, I lose the hdmi.
When I unplug hdmi, internal screen turns on but wrong, and phosh is missing. I have to restart phosh from ssh (sudo systemctl restart phosh).
I have managed to have both displays turned on while trying to get phosh back after a crash with HDMI on. So probably there is a more powerful spell which is a level too high for me...

A few days ago I was looking at some scraps of bark from what will become a new distaff and parts of my new backstrap loom. Then I was looking at the white wool on my other new distaff.

And well, this happened:

currently sitting on the balcony, wrapped in black fabric for at least one week, and I'll see what happens.

From what I've read, I suspect that the worst (but quite likely) thing that can happen is some shade of pink.



compared to pretty much all the alternatives, yes. It's the Democracy of OSs - the least worse. There is, of course, plenty of room for improvement and thankfully there's a large, smart group of people with the ability to do so and diverse motivations and intentions (which is the best we can hope for). Similar to functional democracies (as opposed to faux- or dysfunctional democracies).

So, looks like #archlinux enabled pam_faillock by default, with default options so if you fail to input password 3 times in 15 minutes (in login, screen unlock or sudo), you are locked out for ten (10) minutes !!

Quite extreme, for people like me that have multiple devices with different password that can be connected to same keyboard, which leads to input wrong password at first (even second) try from time to time; add to this that I lock the screen quite often and you get a quite annoying picture..

If you are like me and you don't want to disable this because can be useful, but mostly because you don't want to fiddle with pam config file, you can edit /etc/security/faillock.conf and set more sane settings. (thanks to this forum thread)

If you get locked out, but you have root access, you can reset the lock with

# faillock --user yourusername --reset

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