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Ever since adding the `Haptic` API to for games I wanted to make the `VibraPattern` available to feedback themes as well as this allows for more nuanced feedback.

This allows us to e.g. use more subtle feedback for OSK button presses than for 📢 of incoming SMS.

Opened MRs to make that possible and
while at that I made the maximum strength for all events confiurable too. It's a bit hard to 👂 in the 📽️ but it's there. Hopefully this makes it into 0.46:

@agx I think something I'd like to see is using the vibration for notifications/reminders from the calendar application. Currently it's either making an annoying loud beep sound (a bit too long to be honest) or posting a completely silent notification.

I assume something like this would need a lot more integration into GNOME though. So it could be possible to select vibrations for each application in the notification settings.

@thejackimonster You just need send patches to the calendar app to achieve this. Phosh (as far as I can tell) has the needed bits like overriding the used sound on a per notification basis (so you can e.g. have specific sounds for specific meeting types).

Guido Günther

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Oh, and regarding the calendar's notification not doing any buzzing: just assign any feedback to the `notification-new-generic` , event in the feedback theme.

We don't do that atm when a notification doesn't set a category to not make people go crazy.

Now with more nuanced haptic we might emit s.th. by default though, so I've opened source.puri.sm/Librem5/feedbac but this is already configurable in current releases, just need to add an event to the theme.

GitLabdata: Add an event for notification-new-generic (!160) · Merge Requests · Librem5 / feedbackd · GitLabWe didn't do so until now to not make people go crazy with buzzing phones. Now that we can fine tune the feedback strength better lets see how...