I had missed years ago the first generation of Pebble. This time I decided to get one and so I have ordered the Time 2.
I plan to use it only with Gadgetbridge.
Having never used a Pebble before, I was expecting to find a short user manual somewhere that would explain the basics about it: how buttons work, basic stuffs to know about the device.
Docs on using the watch itself don’t exist as far as I know. The basics are: left button goes back, up and down on the right side change your selection and center selects. You can hold down every button when the watchface is visible and it will activate specific shortcuts (these can be configured from the watch settings). Briefly press the middle button to get to the system menu, you can open installed apps from there, and change system settings. If an app doesn’t have its icon, and looks like two overlapping squares, you will need to be connected to your phone to reinstall the app. The newer watches don’t have a proper vibrating crystal RTC though so you’ll need to reconnect to your phone semi-frequently to recalibrate the time. That’s the basics. You’ll be able to do things like change the vibration pattern, backlight intensity, etc. from the settings. You can also control music playing on your phone from your watch using the Music app. Calendar events should automatically appear in the timeline and appear as a little banner at the bottom of the screen 15 minutes before they occur
Yup! That’ll work. You miiiight run into issues with initial pairing (you need to flash a firmware build onto the watch to get it to do stuff) but it should go fairly smoothly. Core Devices doesn’t actually mark which of their releases are the latest release, so you’ll have to rely on the release notes from here to see what’s the actual latest releases (they don’t tag them on GitHub or anything)
The latest release is not guaranteed to be stable. The version numbers don’t actually mean much so you should reference the changelog link I posted to determine which release version is actually the latest stable release.
hum I’m a little confused as I see no indications on the changelog of versions that would be stale or nos I guess I select on github the latest published on the changelog so currently 4.31.1 right ?
Oh actually it looks like they started marking the current release as “latest” in GitHub. They weren’t doing that before. So I guess it should be fine to use whatever is marked as the latest release in GH