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README.md

@@ -121,8 +121,7 @@ binaries with musl, but openssl makes it hard. If you get it working, tell me
 how!
 
 UBTouch uses an ancient version of OpenSSL: 1.0.2g. KDE Neon does much better
-with 1.1.1, so is easier to compile against. PostmarketOS is probably easiest of
-all.
+with 1.1.1, so is easier to compile against.
 
 An alternative approach to using multiarch (as above) is to use `debootstrap`
 (or a similar tool) to get a sysroot containing libraries of all the right
@@ -131,6 +130,20 @@ versions. E.g. You can then add `-C link-args=--sysroot=/path/to/sysroot` to
 
 ...I'm compiling it directly on the phone. Not ideal. Add swap.
 
+Compiling directly on the phone, using KDE Neon, I can get Padfoot running at
+the same time as [Spacebar](https://invent.kde.org/plasma-mobile/spacebar),
+which is a Telepathy client. I can see that Padfoot is checked for protocols,
+but I don't see a way to start a connection with it yet. Next step for this is
+to get Spacebar built and running locally, for a better debugging experience.
+
+postmarketOS is more difficult. It's an `aarch64...musl` target. Rustup doesn't
+support this, and the `rustc` included in the repositories is stable, not
+nightly, so compiling directly on the phone is very difficult. Cross-compile is
+likely the way to go here, in the end, but I need to get one of the two tries
+above working first. Spacebar is available, but Empathy is not.
+
+Phosh uses Chatty, which is based on libpurple, so doesn't work with Padfoot.
+
 ### Installing
 
 There is a `share/` directory in this project that contains a bunch of files.