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Make Tally fit on Mobile - #8
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Thanks, Peter! I hadn't realized that there was a specific minimum screen width for mobile compatibility. I've even made a small extra change to make better use of the limited space when the window is small. I'll probably make a few other tweaks to make sure it all works well on mobile, before I push a new release. |
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Hi Victoria,
thank you for creating this awesome app!
This PR makes it work on phones that run the GNOME stack, e.g., with Phosh or GNOME Shell Mobile (e.g, with postmarketOS, Mobian or Droidian ), as
I've tried to alter the UI as little as possible.
I've tried to collect relevant information on https://linuxphoneapps.org/docs/resources/developer-information/, the key factor is that a minimal window width of 360 logical pixels needs to be supported. You don't need a phone to ensure this, see https://blogs.gnome.org/alicem/2024/12/19/mobile-testing-in-libadwaita/.
That said, I am happy to help with testing future releases on mobile. :-)
Cheers,
Peter