@Flohack Regarding the user-data folder, it took at least 30-35 minutes to backup 12Go (including compression) over usb2.0, and nearly the same (a little faster) to restore (arround 20 minutes). The system-data folder was smaller then it take less than 5 minutes to backup (and 3 more to restore). I was thinking about doing it on the SD at the beginning but as my data partition was about 54Go, I was scared that my 32Go SD card wasn't sufficient (as I already had a lot of things on my SD like all the pictures taken by the camera, they are very big on te Pro5 because of the sensor quality). And one other thing was that my sdcard wasn't mounted on recovery, I think that the recovery-turbo.img miss a lot of features. For the phone where the system-data and user-data are correctly mounted on the /data folder in recovery, this script can work well if you remove the line "adb shell mount /dev/block/sda44 /data" But if you want to do that locally on the SD card, if it is mounted, you can do that on the recovery nearly the same way, don't forget to use tar as it will take care of the symlinks (not to ignore them, it will save them too). It will be very perfect if that can be integrated to the installer !

@vandys For record purpose : https://docs.ubuntu.com/phone/en/platform/guides/push-notifications-server-guide https://github.com/BigET/NotificationPost

Thanks, everyone. We've merged this change and the fix should appear in tomorrow's images.

@dobey I'm going to be giving the app maintainers the suggestions as they arise, but the uNav was another one I wanted that back button for. https://github.com/costales/unav/issues/4 Thanks though for straightening out my thinking.

@Fla Yes, that is an intentional change made by Canonical because they intend to use the left side of the indicators for menus. So far, no one implemented any menu so we can't see it in action yet aside from some experimentation by Dalton, I believe some months ago.

Just to be clear, this leaked nothing more that what your User Agent does. So your privacy was very fine. No requests at all were sent to canonical servers.

Give it a go and report back anything that seems odd or wrong. Thats what the request is for. The more info the better.

@arubislander said in the future of the UI: Even in the real world, I would be forced to do all the things you mentioned for myself if there was no one else to do them for me. Indeed. It's amazing how some people think that without corporations forcing us to buy products for convenience, we wouldn't be able to survive, despite humans having done so for many thousands of years prior to the industrial revolution.

And I have since some days vibration signals from the phone - without any sign on the phone. The teleports app is it. It is not showing something but giving vibration signals!?

Today I setup my machine with a new SSD and Ubuntu 18.04 and the depenencies worked flawlessly. But I still get the error with the "get_state" thing

probably this topic should go to App Dev category ?

@uri even though this is an old revived thread, only to let you know I'm right now working to provide an app bringing such a capability. I'm facing right now some troubles but I'm along the way to solve all those and maybe soon I'll come out with a concept app. Only for your information, the approach in my app is to exploit the API QNetworkConfigurationManager. Matteo

Back at it. After pondering the aforementioned issue and the work-around, I stopped trying to understand that which I don't, and did what I know. I just made the appropriate folder in system-data, copied the existing libs there and added the libGLESv2S3D_adreno.so mkdir /userdata/system-data/vendor/lib cp -a /vendor/lib/egl/. /userdata/system-data/vendor/lib/egl Then added to fstab: /userdata/system-data//vendor/lib/egl /vendor/lib/egl none bind 0 0 then mount -a And the error disappears from logs... no idea if it makes a difference yet.

@kugiigi said in Discussion about tray notification logic: First, you can already disable notification list per app if you don't want them and you can also disable notification bubble if that's the one bothering you. No, I don't want to disable notifications for apps. They are not bothering me. Just the double dismissal thing grinds my gears. Then with your concern of "already interacted with so shouldn't be listed anymore", I think the use case of it is you mostly dismiss notification bubble to attend to them later on so it makes sense for them to still be listed in the notification list. For me id doesn't make sense. If I dismiss it, that means I've allready read it (notifications are really short) an I don't want to see it anymore. If you want to see past notifications there should be some history option in the notification tray, or somewhere. One thing that comes to mind to probably have a way to "dismiss to check on later" and "dismiss permanently". Perhaps a swipe to the left or right for these 2 options? can't think of a way for mouse though. Yes, this could be also a plausible way. Adding it to "pool" You also mentioned clicking on the bubbles or some buttons. That is supposed to open the corresponding app and the app should handle clearing out the its notification from the notification list. So if you see apps that doesn't do this then you should log an issue to their respective repo. No, I don't mean the buttons in system tray notifications. I mean buttons in notification bubble. After every SMS a get a notification about my credit and if I want to save the message. There are 2 buttons Save and Cancel. My point is this. I'm writing multiple messages. After each sent SMS I get a notification about my remaining credit and if I want to save the credit message. I always hit Save (or Cancel) and continue writing other messages. After last message and crdit notification, I put the phone to stand by mode. Afer a while I see green notification light blinking and I think that there is an response. But not, it's all the previous credit notifications I interacted with.