@Ced In the new release, the font size is configurable via settings.

@arubislander Hello, that's all right. I think I know which command is meant by "autoremove". I should have added something else, namely the following, if a package is suggested to be deleted, write it out first and reinstall it. Personally, I have always done it this way. Of course this is a danger for others. But nevertheless, you are absolutely right in this situation. Because a lot depends on the port. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 MerlinX port was particularly bad. I learned a lot from Fuseteam there. In this sense, thanks for the feedback. Of course I don't want to destroy any devices! I don't think the device was that good ( MerlinX Port ).

@javperan yup, looks like the template has changed since.

Currently, I'd probably change line 360:

await serviceWorkerLoader.loadServiceWorker(serviceWorker).catch(e => {

to:

await serviceWorkerLoader.loadServiceWorker(null).catch(e => {

Basically, I'm trying to find the section of the code that checks for the service worker, which is in line 117:

loadServiceWorker(settings) { if (settings == null) { // In the future, settings = null -> uninstall service worker? console.debug("Null serviceWorker configuration. Skipping."); return Promise.resolve(); } ...

Here you can see it checks if 'settings' is null, and seems to handle it gracefully, so any way you can force it to run through that if statement would work fine.

Unfortunately, what I need is not to append flags, but to remove the existing ones which I can't find any way to do.

I can do the following in my main.cpp file:

qDebug() << qgetenv("QTWEBENGINE_CHROMIUM_FLAGS"); qputenv("QTWEBENGINE_CHROMIUM_FLAGS", "--anything-i-want");

But the output from the getenv is just "", so I'm not sure where its getting the flags from.

The addition of the chromium flag is indeed working, but the final command line shown by chrome://gpu is this: (which includes the --disable-gpu at the end)

webglcpptest --anything-i-want --browser-subprocess-path=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/libexec/QtWebEngineProcess --application-name=webglcpptest.red --no-sandbox --enable-threaded-compositing --disable-speech-api --enable-features=AllowContentInitiatedDataUrlNavigations,NetworkServiceInProcess,TracingServiceInProcess --disable-features=MojoVideoCapture,FontSrcLocalMatching,UseSkiaRenderer,DnsOverHttpsUpgrade,ConsolidatedMovementXY,InstalledApp,BackgroundFetch,SmsReceiver,WebPayments,WebUSB,PictureInPicture --disable-gpu

It doesn't seem possible to override the existing flag with another, I've tried things like --disable-gpu=false and so on, I've tried finding a way to comment out the rest of the flags, even tried a buffer overflow to get rid of the last flag...

So I have to find where the flags are coming from and remove them.

@domubpkm
We are OT here.
To make it short, most of those are used batteries, the rare pristine ones come from loooong sheltering, and that make them almost dead. This is a dead end device now. Even my N5, I bought a polarcell new one, last hardly a day with doing almost nothing, long sheltered battery there also.

@ATTESA
I share mine, even if I used telegram only couple times.
Never had more spam than before sharing it with them.

@TheVancedGamer said in Can you improve an app? And would you like a Pebble smartwatch?:

Do keep in mind that the rockwork daemon actually connects to the watch, not the bluetooth stack. So you will have to launch rockwork first for the watch to be able to connect.

IT WORKS !!!!!!!!! 👍

Thank you !

@MrT10001 more or less. but saving it in raw is what I want.

Had the same only can it trigger on another way.

enable gps start Unav search destination and confirm then hit the button to begin the route so gps will start searching cancel by searching new destination and confirm hit the start button and the freezes

Indeed looks likesomethingbwith gps

@iqrajaved said in Dialer App Not able to install on mobile phone:

@iqrajaved Why the version in the dialer app is showing as 0.0.0? like below:

build/aarch64-linux-gnu/app/dialer-app.ubports_0.0.0_arm64.click

Why the change in CMakelist.txt not highlighting here? Do I need to change the version somewhere else?

Because dialer app is a system apps ( installed as a debian package), by using clickable, it uses another template, and will be installed as a classic application, the version is hard coded here https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/dialer-app/-/blob/main/click/manifest.json.in?ref_type=heads#L13 but we don't have to modify it.

try clickable clean + clickable again ?
If the second icon does not appear, maybe try to refresh the list ( pull down on the drawer )

@lk108 said in DeltaTouch / Delta Chat:

Probably this will change (or has it already?) with focal though.

It hasn't yet, and probably will not make it into focal.

@kugiigi They haven't provided specifics. But my guess is a fully customized UT, which might or mightn't end up being a fork.

@nibzy26 Please tone down the language and contain your frustration. This is how it works in software in general and Open Source in particular. I am not saying it is ideal, but it is what it is.
Wanting to dive in and do something that no one else has done before, you cannot expect to have the way already paved and documented for you. You are pioneering.
As to why icons/Humanity/mimes/48? Possibly because this is a fallback if the icons/suru folder does not contain the relevant files.
If it is the case how I have described it, then that is how theming works in general on Linux, I have never looked for documentation on the matter, but I am sure the information is out there.

@sandworm88 said in Smartwatch sync app:

I know and had tried it but i see focal is not ready for daily driver At least on miatoll.

Why? Many people use it as daily driver on miatoll including me? What is the problem which you are facing with miatoll?

@ekanscode No I’m using focal, tried to install with python venv instead of pip and that worked fine.