It totally depends - I get totally swamped with issues to fix - so I tend to prioritise issues that get lots of thumbsup, or issues get fixed if someone jumps in and fixes them themselves.
Unfortunately that didn't happen with this one (my response to the issue didn't even get a reply) - surprisingly very few people seemed interested.
However, I've just made some changes. So if you have a Bangle.js 2, you install the latest firmware, and you run the code mentioned in that issue (g.setRotation(2);) the whole device screen will rotate (including touch input), and it becomes a pretty usable left-handed watch.
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It totally depends - I get totally swamped with issues to fix - so I tend to prioritise issues that get lots of thumbsup, or issues get fixed if someone jumps in and fixes them themselves.
Unfortunately that didn't happen with this one (my response to the issue didn't even get a reply) - surprisingly very few people seemed interested.
However, I've just made some changes. So if you have a Bangle.js 2, you install the latest firmware, and you run the code mentioned in that issue (
g.setRotation(2);
) the whole device screen will rotate (including touch input), and it becomes a pretty usable left-handed watch.