Librem 11 release

Initial packages for Librem 11

debian/librem11-base-defaults.install

 # Accelerometer rotation matrix
 default/61-librem-11-accelerometer.hwdb	/lib/udev/hwdb.d
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+# Keyboard cover libinput quirks
 default/85-librem11-keyboard.quirks /usr/share/libinput
+
+default/11_librem11.gschema.override  usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
+default/adwaita-phone.jpg          usr/share/librem11/default-theme/
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+# Librem 11-specific environment variables
+default/profile.d/*.sh etc/profile.d/
+
+# Applications to hide from the menu
+default/hidden-apps/*.desktop usr/share/librem11/applications/
+
+# initramfs modules
+default/initramfs-tools/*		usr/share/initramfs-tools/

[Guido Gunther]

Don't you want to use the high-res backround ?

[Jonathon Hall]

You mean the 3840x2160 byzantium background? Personally I thought this one looked a lot better.

The dithering/noise in the blue-purple gradient looks really "patchy" to me like JPEG artifacts, not sure if this is really a compression artifact or intentional but it does not look great on this display IMO. I think it's the vibrant AMOLED display, they are not as prominent to me on my LG desktop LCD. (Admittedly JPEG artifacts are a bit of a pet peeve of mine, they just sort of stick out to me ).

The phone background looks great IMO. I don't notice any JPEG artifacts, and even though it is upscaled a bit in the horizontal orientation it is not noticeable at all.

[Evangelos Ribeiro Tzaras]

/cc @francois.techene regarding background

[Guido Gunther]

I'd avoid shipping the wallpaper in here. Either https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phosh-wallpapers/ (if we consider it "upstreamable") or a the PureOS artwork package (as it then later on works with GNOME Shell too) would be a good fit.