@ChromiumOS-Guy It is true that you are right to concentrate your energy intelligently: Noble is the near future.

minidlna samba

@johndoe Hi Johndoe, I just installed it, and it works better in terms of display, but there is still a gray line on the right side of the screen, and the virtual keyboard is a bit temperamental. However, it's on the right track, thanks to the developer.

Ok, that's clear

now i can get back to deving(i think) ....i had a idea for the emulator its needs tons of mapper support ...so instead of running down all the hundreds of mapper code ....it hit me ...i live in the future .....im going to develop a sort of on the fly mapper interpreter engine for total mapper support ....i think ....thats the idea anyway ....a "just in time mapper" ....a "JIM" so to speak!

@Talkless same here, when i need navigation, i use osmand+ unav and puremaps are not usable, issues with missing gps signal in app (but other apps in same time can show my location), crashing or freezing and after some application switching

@arubislander nice ill dive more in the documentation when i get some time but thank you this is good to know

@Lakotaubp Done! https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11060/uwolf-librewolf

@kugiigi When using QGuiApplication::setAttribute(Qt::AA_EnableHighDpiScaling); it looks the same on phone and TV. That's nice, but i think i will stick with units.gu(). I've tried it and, so far, it works nice. I saw there are problems, but that's not the fault of my app.

@developerbayman Yes but Waydroid leaks all the available information as if you were running android. If privacy is the main goal of using Ubuntu Touch, waydroid should be used carefully. Of course it won't sniff around to find your juicy pictures, but still your location and usage of the android apps will leak. Just like Meta cannot read your WhatsApp messages, but they're happy with "only" the metadata associated with such usage...

Hi @developerbayman You're perfectly right, no need for the content hub. I never tried an HTML app, but I'm pretty sure, this is the documentation you are looking for: https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/appdev/guides/writeable-dirs.html Let us know how it went.

@PiotrBujakowski If you dont enter suspicious links you dont need antivirus.Same aplies on android and windows.I dont use antivirus.

kinda different but not but in python would say the dependencies in a requirements.txt file be listed (obviously) but how would i list them like the requirements.txt? or would i need to list them like im installing them also what if its a pip only package and not something through say apt?

also maybe this isnt the app for that ...i have much more ....also lots of python usage so ill need to learn content hub more ...i know the docs but i like to talk about it

@ikoz Thank you much!