Eric-H Attach the power.txt file when the battery is being charged and has less than 50% capacity.

@vily I don't think so. Probably something that should be implemented first in the system handling notification sound playback before the app.

@hlbkv Noted! I won't make any promises about the timeframe, but I'll do that when I get a chance

@domubpkm I am sorry, I forgot to reply. Sadly so far I haven't found a working solution. When setting the TextArea to read-only, we can't navigate in it. So no option. I didn't found time yet to see if some manually added controls allow moving the text in read-only mode. I also tried (after your question, could you please open an issue/feature request so I don't forget about that?) to display the file in a webview. I used that successfully when testing something for weather app and webviews allow pinching and dragging and that. But for some reason simply instantiating a webview component in the code, not even displaying a file, always crashes tedit (of course no error message that might give a direction where to look at). I am totally lost here why that happens. Many apps use webviews for various purposes.

@lxsed said in clickable permissions issue: Hi. I'm trying to port cocos2d-x (my v2 fork) to Ubuntu Touch. I compiled all the libraries, but I understood that docker containers don't have permission to access "other" files. I decided to check it and it seems to be true (I thought cmake doesn't see directories one level above the project) Here is my directory structure: $HOME qttest (project dir) lib libz.a When the library directory is OUTSIDE the project directory, the container can't access it: make[2]: *** No rule to make target '/home/ruchyekov/lib/libz.a', needed by 'qttest'. Stop. And even clickable run "ls $HOME" gives only qttest and not a single other directory/file So, how can I set permissions for clickable so that it can read files outside the project directory? If you want to work with a third party lib you have to ship it within the click and link to it in your app. If it is a lib that exist in the target os and not in the default clickable setup you have to specify dependencies_target: https://clickable-ut.dev/en/latest/project-config.html#dependencies-target e.g: https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/apps/lomiri-gallery-app/-/blob/main/clickable.yaml

@Taiga-Woods I experienced that today, too. At the end I deleted and reinstalled OSM Scout Server (rebooted in between). Everything worked again afterwards and the maps I had downloaded were still there. But I'm also interested if there's another solution...

@bafora1 The problem is due to the confinement of snaps (the python package works out-of-the-box). Ubuntu Touch apps don't support Wayland anyway, they only work with xwayland / xmir. It works after that command, so no need for troubleshooting.

@gwado Ubuntu Touch uses PulseAudio, commands are the same as on other "normal" Linux distros. To list available outputs (sinks): pactl list sinks As the commands are the same as on Ubuntu desktop, you can search for how to do that in Ubuntu, e.g.: change default audio device, and change PulseAudio I/O output

@AppLee https://github.com/VIRalZah/glestest-ut the problem is that either GLES2 does not have the necessary symbols from opengl (I checked glClear and glClearColor work, but everything else is an undefined reference), or for some reason the linker doesn’t see them

Hi Realy good job !! I dream to have it as daily start screen Many good ideas in this app. I install it recently, so i will make suggetion later (after more experiments). Is it already possible ? (i don't have the skills to do it myself...).

@AmauryDBZ said in NFC editor App: Hello @lduboeuf , I have this error when trying to use your app. Any idea ? Do you want me to open an issue on github ? Thanks ! [19/12/2024 10:56] library "eglSubDriverAndroid.so" not found [19/12/2024 10:56] Creating a QMirClientScreen now [19/12/2024 10:56] QObject::startTimer: Timers cannot be started from another thread [19/12/2024 10:57] QObject::killTimer: Timers cannot be stopped from another thread [19/12/2024 10:57] QObject::startTimer: Timers cannot be started from another thread [19/12/2024 10:58] targetDetected [19/12/2024 10:58] readNdefMessages true [19/12/2024 10:58] targetDetected [19/12/2024 10:58] readNdefMessages true [19/12/2024 10:58] targetDetected [19/12/2024 10:58] readNdefMessages true [19/12/2024 10:58] QObject::killTimer: Timers cannot be stopped from another thread [19/12/2024 10:58] QObject::startTimer: Timers cannot be started from another thread [19/12/2024 11:00] targetDetected [19/12/2024 11:00] readNdefMessages true [19/12/2024 11:00] QObject::killTimer: Timers cannot be stopped from another thread [19/12/2024 11:00] QObject::startTimer: Timers cannot be started from another thread [19/12/2024 11:02] qt.qpa.mirclient: Attempted to deliver an event to a non-existent window, ignoring. [19/12/2024 11:02] library "eglSubDriverAndroid.so" not found [19/12/2024 11:02] Creating a QMirClientScreen now [19/12/2024 11:02] targetDetected [19/12/2024 11:02] readNdefMessages true [19/12/2024 11:02] QObject::startTimer: Timers cannot be started from another thread I don't see any errors regarding the app in the logs, but maybe i need my glasses. In some situation indeed it fails silently

@Vlad-Nirky good news !

@Charly yep, I know. The issue comes when some one (my friends) share a link to a place from their GoogleMaps app / random iOS/Android app. I have to open the link in the browser, copy the coordinates, paste them in uNav or something similar. With Where? I don't have to do all the editing. Open/share the link in Where? and tap the link that uNav will open.

@ds2k5 I have used QT Design Studio to create the base UI for GisForecast (was a little bit complicated (for me)) and than i have modified it in Visual Studio Code by hand.

I don't know why you couldn't create a config file to run your console application, . I have done this: (/bin/bash in terminal, libertine container) fakeroot apt update fakeroot apt install sway use OpenStore tedit text editor app to write the desktop entry, Version=1.0 Type=Application Terminal=false Exec=libertine-launch -i [container name] sway Name=Sway app window manager, i3 compatible WM X-Lomiri-Touch=true X-Lomiri-Default-Department-ID=accessories X-Ubuntu-Touch=true X-Ubuntu-Default-Department-ID=accessories then cp -v ~/.local/share/tedit.danfro/libertine-application-container-sway.desktop.txt ~/.local/share/applications/libertine-application-container-sway.desktop