* fix(tdeck): improve display startup and brightness handling
* fix(energy-sweep): use instant RSSI and only lock LoRa while scanning
* feat(cardputer-zero): add linux shells and M5 SDK baseline
* feat(cardputer-zero): add linux runtime baseline and shell ui simulator
* feat(cardputer-zero): unify linux shell boot and polish simulator
* docs(cardputer-zero): define final-shape adaptation spec
* feat(cardputer-zero): integrate shared linux runtimes and pages
* fix(linux-sim): mount repo root in dev container
* Fix GPS runtime semantics and transport init
Add a GPS specification and align platform runtimes around explicit GPS enable, power, receiver configuration, and external NMEA export semantics.
Keep internal NMEA parsing independent from external export settings, stop treating gps_mode as an enable flag, and update phone/UI config paths to use gps_enabled.
Decouple board-level GPS transport readiness from UBX receiver probing on T-Deck, T-Deck Pro, and T-LoRa Pager, and let boards own UART teardown.
Verified with pio run -e tdeck, pio run -e tlora_pager_sx1262, pio run -e gat562_mesh_evb_pro, and pio run -e tdeck_pro_a7682e.
* Add Russian localization pack
Add an installable European Cyrillic Extended locale bundle with Russian translations, Cyrillic font metadata, and package catalog entry.
Credit polarikus for the Russian translations based on the polarikus/trail-mate localization PR.
* Prepare 0.1.23-alpha release
* Fix T-Watch Morse release build
* Format CI-checked sources
* Fix Cardputer Linux CI dependencies
* Fix WSL validation smoke target build
* Prepare 0.1.24-alpha release
* fix: unblock Cardputer Zero Linux CI
Bundle the current workspace changes into a single checkpoint covering the in-progress shared UI, settings, and GAT562 runtime work.
What this includes:
- add the APRS asset source and image resource currently used by the shared UI asset set
- extend the shared System/settings flow so vibration and screen brightness can be surfaced through the device runtime and settings UI plumbing
- update the mono 128x64 runtime and the GAT562 platform bindings so the new settings controls are available in the GAT562 experience
- wire the ESP runtime/startup helpers needed to support the same device-runtime settings path on the ESP side
- persist the GAT562 self GPS position into the node store during core service updates so a device that already obtained a fix can retain its own last known position across reboot
- add an explicit node-store flush interface and implement it in both the nRF52 and ESP Meshtastic node-store backends so critical self-position updates can be forced to persistent storage immediately instead of waiting for the normal debounce window
- keep the existing debounced persistence behavior for ordinary node-store churn while allowing targeted immediate flushes for data that would otherwise be easy to lose during restart or power loss
- migrate ESP board-specific implementations and runtime adapters into boards/*
- continue GAT562/Tab5/UI runtime alignment across app and board layers
- sync BLE and runtime integrations, and apply repository clang-format rules
- extract Meshtastic and MeshCore phone/business flows into shared core_chat BLE cores with owner hook seams for ESP and nRF backends
- replace nrf-specific lite adapters with board/platform adapters that consume shared cores and shared storage contracts
- extend nrf Meshtastic radio path with packet history dedupe, flooding rebroadcast, route discovery/traceroute responses, routing ACK/error handling, observed relay learning, retransmit queueing, and next-hop persistence
- persist nrf device identity and node metadata more explicitly, including next-hop state and node-id initialization support
- move nrf chat/contact/blob storage further toward InternalFS-backed persistence and update contact/node store behavior accordingly
- wire gat562 protocol/app facade pieces to the concrete nrf stores/adapters and add supporting app time-sync hooks used by platform runtimes
- add owner-hook split files and planning/status docs to document the ongoing alignment with the reference meshtastic-firmware multi-platform structure
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