@lduboeuf Thanks for the answer Lionel. Well, i have made some tries but without success. Finally, i have remove the pip3 install of 8.3.1 and reinstall with snap and now it's working. There was something wrong with the blob fdc55cec6c2e

@kristatos I see this freeze on a Google Pixel 3A as well (UT 20.04 OTA-8 fully up-to-date), at least in uNav -- I haven't tried the other apps yet.

@Eric-H said in Resurrection of Indicator Upower: I can see POWER_SUPPLY_CHARGE_TYPE=Fast in udev battery info, so it seems to be a fast charge. No, I got Fast with low-end 7W charger too. My guess it's POWER_SUPPLY_FASTCHARGE_MODE=1. My device has POWER_SUPPLY_HI_POWER. How much power can your charger deliver? POWER_SUPPLY_POWER_NOW=39764516 looks realistic for 45W. I also tried to find the Fast Charging voltage (9..12V) on BMS and failed, so you can try it too. Probably not being monitored by software. And all of this is very device-specific.

@adorsaz said in What's the best way to store a user password?: Although, IIRC Ubuntu Touch lets user use phone without password/pin code. Maybe this is the reason such service is not provided to app developpers ? Ubuntu desktop also allows passwordless login. So that in itself is not the reason there is no implementation of libsecret on UT. The real reason is probably simply that none was implemented as yet.

@bamboy360 said in Aplications from Google Store.: UT's "guided" way of installing waydroid can let you access some GooglePlay apps via AuroraStore apk (a redistributor) without google services. In my experience however, this leads to some android apps needing those services, crashing and causing other problems with Waydroid. It's fiddly. If WayDroid is used without GAPP module, it's recommended to install the MicroG services (a fake Google services library). This will allow "most" apps that need Google services to run properly in WayDroid. The installation is simple and is described here: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/5907/open-ubuntu-touch-to-all-android-applications/115

Do you think that there are any viruses that will run on Ubuntu Touch?

@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