Sometimes return button disappears from submenu, more often I noticed it in the Ubuntu Touch Settings. If you go in and out quickly, button will disappear and you will only have to close application to return.
Posts made by GermanAizek
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[BUG] Sometimes return button disappears from submenu
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RE: Bluetooth keyboard(s) and mouse not working
@libreboot,
Im tested network card 1Gb AX88179, and it works on Ubuntu Touch, there is no corresponding icon for wired connection, I will report this bug to UT maintainers. In short, any devices will work if there are drivers in linux kernel, kernel in Ubuntu Touch is very old and older than Lineage OS. So list of devices is very small, I also don't know why LOS can't take a newer version 5.x kernel -
[BUG] Ubuntu Touch updates do not have changelog, on apps works
Why do Ubuntu Touch updates not have changelog automatically generated? How to understand what has changed after update and how to test it if there is no information.
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[Nintendo DMCA] My Gitlab account is banned
Hi everyone,
my account was blocked for contributing to Suyu emulator Nintendo Switch console, but now we have switched to suyu.dev git hosting. Attempts to negotiate with gitlab technical support are in vain, but github was unblocked to me because it is too large with many repos.
I active user UT.
I have my own PRs for my device, but maintainer Xioami Redmi Note 7 not active.
How do I continue to do PR or fixes in future, as in case oFono: https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/ofono-ubports/-/merge_requests/9
I can create new gitlab account without violating UBTouch contribution rules? -
RE: How to detect Ubuntu Touch using system variables in shell script?
@mschmids said in How to detect Ubuntu Touch using system variables in shell script?:
e.g. check for a certain directory/file existence, or read/write access.
indeed, I can still check write/read permissions for Ubuntu Touch /image, but this is not ideal. As a developer, I made image not temporary, write persistent.
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RE: How to detect Ubuntu Touch using system variables in shell script?
How about checking
${USER}
for "phablet"?@alan_g, it's a good solution, but it's unreliable, no one knows when will add ability in ubuntu touch to change user name during fresh installation.
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RE: How to detect Ubuntu Touch using system variables in shell script?
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:/tmp$ debian@gdeb:~/GIT$ sudo adb shell [sudo] password for debian: phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ echo $DESKTOP_SESSION phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ echo $XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ echo "$DESKTOP_SESSION" phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ echo "$XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP" phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ echo "${XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP}" phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ echo "${DESKTOP_SESSION}" phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ sudo echo "${DESKTOP_SESSION}" [sudo] password for phablet:
They're empty.
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How to detect Ubuntu Touch using system variables in shell script?
I'm writing shell script and I don't know how to make conditional block for ubuntu desktop or ubuntu touch, repositories are added for desktop and they are not working on ubtouch.