A greeter that works on mobile devices and also other kinds of computers.
🤓 phrog uses Phosh to conduct a greetd conversation.
It is the spiritual successor of phog.
phrog is available in the Alpine edge testing package repository.
# If you haven't yet setup the testing repo on your device, see here:
# https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Repositories#Using_testing_repository
apk add greetd-phrog@testingNot yet available in official repositories, but an MR is pending.
Not yet available in official repositories, but a COPR is maintained:
sudo dnf copr enable samcday/phrog
sudo dnf install phrog
You must build from source, see the Development section below.
phrog is primarily intended to run via greetd - your /etc/greetd/config.toml should
look like this:
[default_session]
command = "systemd-cat --identifier=phrog phrog"
You can also run/test it directly with a faked session, run this from a terminal in your favourite (Wayland) desktop environment:
phrog --fake
If your system has libphosh packaged and available:
# Install libphosh:
# Fedora: sudo dnf install -y libphosh-devel
# Alpine (edge): sudo apk add libphosh
# Run 🐸 from source
cargo run -- --fake
# Run 🐸 tests
cargo testYou can also run with a statically linked libphosh from the vendored ./phosh/ subtree. This is useful if you want to work on a feature that also requires changes to upstream libphosh.
# Install the (many) Phosh build dependencies:
# Fedora: sudo dnf4 build-dep --define 'with_static 1' ./phrog.spec
# Debian (trixie): sudo apt-get build-dep -y ./phosh/
# Alpine: abuild deps
# Then it's mostly the same as before.
# More features may be visible and more tests may run, since the local tree pulls ahead of upstream.
cargo run --features=static -- --fake
cargo test --features=static