@lisali This is not a reply to your question but a suggestion: Use atom instead of qtcreator. There is a Clickable extension and qml language support. My experience with atom has been great and I can highly recommend it.

@fla Hi! Lol, ok, I joined. There's a lot I need to learn, but I'll contribute whatever I can. 😄

I still plan to develop an app that connects to the WeChat API because my husband and I need it to communicate with his family in China. If China didn't ban Signal and other messaging apps, we would have a lot more apps to choose from.

@ernest to know, waht is needed to integrate the build of the lib into the clickable build...in the end with different architectures.

@pavelprosto said in Python examples:

Over the weekend I will figure out how it can be edited to add Python Examples 😁

You might want to check here 🙂

github.com/ubports/docs.ubports.com/

Hi @applee .

Thank you. I am currently using clickable desktop. That seems to be working fine.

Can click packages interact with each other if installed on the same device? Does clickable desktop facilitate the testing of such interactions?

@makeixo I used the first episodes of the qml guide on Yputube made by KDAB. Its intendet for c++ but you dont need it to learn the basics. Python + qml is a different topic though. Ubports uses pyotherside for the communication between the two. You can take a look at my app if you want to see how to do it. (its pretty basic) https://github.com/Aarontheissueguy/WaterCount
There are some other resources on this forum aswell.

With that being said If Python is your first language, I recomend that you concentrate on learning it first. GUI's are'nt really that important for many fun personal projects. You can still come back to this project one or two months down the road of learning python. Feel free to ask again if you have a question.

Just thought Id update you all with the latest update from Krille

Direct link:
https://matrix.to/#/!IwPxifXSjBLghpVEMh:matrix.org/$tRUfDQfAR_ZYCbEkksvSmfiVqI7ndBhW2rXjcjMMgpw

Basically saying that ubuntu touch support will come back when he can compile flutter on arm.

@jimmypesto said in FluffyChat Encryption via Pantalaimon:

@thrrgilag Today Fluffy crashed and I had to login again. Afterwards the warning sign was gone.

Don't forget if you have to sign in again, that fluffy is pointing to pantalaimon

Is there a recommended way to set up E2EE between two ppl with lets say 2 devices each (and one of these is UB Fluffy + Pantalaimon)?

Because there isn't any controls available from the UB Fluffy+Pantalaimon side you'll have to start the encrypted chat using another client that supports encryption such as Element. Once you've done that it should work in UB Fluffy. Keep in mind that if you have previously encrypted messages those won't be decryptable since you can't easily import the keys from another session. But new messages should decrypt just fine.

Hi, @tartanspartan

For feature request you should go to:
https://launchpad.net/podbird
Create a bug and tag it as part of the "wishlist"

And it seems to me your request is more general and is worth a dedicated thread in the general category maybe.

I think this is not simple at all and might require heavy rework of the system.
Or maybe I'm wrong and the account management feature can be used.

@danqo6 Thank you! These methods are easily implemented in a QML project too.

Main.qml

import Ubuntu.Components 1.3 ... onClicked:{ var txt="Simple text" Clipboard.push(txt); } ...

@jezek Great, glad it works well!

@povoq maybe a look in the code of Morph.Web Webview QML type might help: https://github.com/ubports/morph-browser/blob/xenial/src/Morph/Web/MorphWebView.qml

I recently tried https://www.openmittsu.de/ on my Destop PC.

It works fine and is qt based. The UI is definitly not suitable for mobile use, but it could be a good start for making a UT Threema app.

Contrary to the Threema Web app it is stand alone, but you need the Android app once to create the ID, afterwards no need for it anymore.

Find the * .apparmor file in the project folder.
Add permissions:

{ "policy_groups": [ "content_exchange", "content_exchange_source", "networking", "webview" ], "policy_version": 16.04 }

After that the program will work

@masterchop Normally you cannot access the Android camera via v4l devices. If they are there, they are only used internally by the camera blob drivers. You would need to access the camera via an abstraction layer, as we do with our camera services for QML/Qt applications, since it needs to be initialized, activated in the correct way.

See Documentation for how to build the click with dependencies. You can check which dependencies can be installed from Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial repos in a version that fits the requirement. Maybe you'll find also PPAs to provide them. Otherwise you need to build them yourself.

But all of this is mentioned in the documentation linked above.

@keneda Eh, I might submit it to the app store. It would certainly grab attention (not sure if that's a good thing but I'm of the "all news is good news" school).

My bigger concern is after they forked Mastodon to update the back end, the Mastodon community basically shunned their nodes and the founder, who was originally all in on FOSS previously, now seems to want to close-source everything since the experience left a bad taste in his mouth, which is a real shame, since that makes it much more like the other small players in social like Parler and MeWe. There's a lot of talent on that team though, so I can still hope.

@fulvio Humm at least websocket should be working as https://www.websocket.org/echo.html works.
Don't know for the WebChannel, could you provide some logs ?,