@Opolork the issue tracker is on the top level:
https://gitlab.com/groups/theopenstore/-/issues
As Bolly stated, each app has its own maintainer. It is a bit of work, as you have to contact each maintainer, but we will be more than happy to fix the spelling mistakes. Opening an issue (again, as stated before) might be the easiest way at least for now... Oh, and thank you
Hi,
The Brax 3 "Artwork" model has been added to the gitlab project ...
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@pparent Thank you for getting back so fast. The only thing I found that would work was wrapping the text string like so: text: "<font color='#000000'>Author</font". However, while this solution allows me to color the text it does not color the icon. The same trick obviously doesn't work for the icon.
I am just confused at why there is not already two options for text and icon color. I guess for now I am going to leave it alone. Although I would even be open to helping improve the API / adding these options at some point.
I am sure I could get the buttons working and looking exactly how I want them, but I am just not trying to have 30 lines of nested code to build out a button lol.
On the Xiaomi 6, the ofono-binder-Plugin software package must be in a lower version (1.1.15). The latest version will cause the ofono process to crash。
The specific reason for the crash of the ofono process has not been found yet
@lduboeuf Thanks, will give it a try. Hope it works on the host machine as well rather than needing a connected device because I am using it as a desktop.
I read the documentation, it seems it's meant to be used for building packages for Lomiri, not working on Lomiri itself?
@Pierlink_Cloud This forum is for discussions and help on Ubuntu Touch proper, so your post is bordering on being off topic. I have moved it to the off-topic category for now. Let's see if anyone can help you transition from LXDE (or is it LXQt now) to Lomiri on what was originally a Lubuntu installation to your laptop.
I will say though, that the recommended way of installing Lomiri on Ubuntu is to start out with Ubuntu Server 24.04 and install Lomiri from the PPA.