@YamiYukiSenpai all Merge Requests are very welcome

@kugiigi Upon install, the daemon file will be installed but not enabled/started by systemd, that inside the app does enable+start. On update, the daemon file under systemd's ExecStart will be replaced, but due to the nature of systemd, the newer version will not be executed upon next restart/reinstall daemon. What do you mean totally broke the system? What are your observations? How do you arrive at the conclusion it is caused by UBConnect? Could you share some logs and also create an issue? At least on my device the clipboard is still working without problem.

Merezhyvo v0.4.9 is in OpenStore now. New: Customisable Start Page. Built-in Coupons engine for online shopping: a small floating button appears on supported stores to help you find available coupons and save money — with no tracking and no impact on your privacy. Automatic cleanup of outdated temporary files to avoid cluttering the system. Fixed: Fixed an issue that prevented opening links in new tabs. Minor UI fixes and polish.

@PhAndersson the other override is needed because of the specific 24.04 problem, you should not need it. Maybe all that is needed is to enable again the service. What's the result of systemctl --user status obex also, is there a symbolic link to the service under ~/.config/systemd/user/default.target.wants ? if not systemd will not start it.

I think I have finally figured out why some nodes cannot be DMed. The fix for this will likely not be in the initial OpenStore release (undergoing review right now), but it will be part of the first update after.

@Voorstad so truly im developing a new meshtastic protocol called “meshnet” it utilizes exoandabke lane bonding like lornawan but meshtastic bonded ideally up to 12 lanes allowing up to 2 mbps while range still effects speed will have greater distance .....its a thing but also eventually i too will be making a UT app while it will be meshnet ...meshnet is also backwards compatible with regular meshtastic so this will be included as well ....i have two dev boards coming this month then im gonna buy alot of radios

@arubislander i think iv also decided to use UT at the main mobile interface for all my esp32 related projects so alot of tools are in the works ....will be very much a industrial microcontroller programming tool when im done

Thanks so much for this! One less webber webapp needed.

New version is out. Changes: Reduce application size by combining LTO and static linking Remove limit on processed memory size Fix Spanish model installer Change label text for installed models

About the state of Frameworks and Game Engines: Unity: There is a Demo App in the store that prints FPS. Godot: There is also a kind of benchmark-like Demo App. Bacon2D: works, but is unmaintained for 8 years now. I believe that anything based on SDL or WebGL (or Qt) should do. Providing SDL3 with better system integration is in the works. Clickable provides a Godot app template, but this is for UT 20.04 currently. 24.04 support probably comes after beforementioned SDL3 (+SDL2 via compat layer) support is finished.

@Talkless sorry to hear that and that the debugging was such a painful process. Let me know if you have ideas for improvements or decide to get back to this issue.

Current status of Organic Maps on Ubuntu Touch Resolds of the correspondence between Alexander from Organic Maps and pparent Well we are exchanging, but it turns out that their desktop Interface based on Qt is quite different from the one of Android/iOS and is more geared towards development for now and not adapted at all to mobile, so that's not ideal. ( At first I thought the Android app itself was based on Qt ) The good news is someone proposed to work on making this interface more user-friendly at least on desktop https://github.com/orgs/organicmaps/discussions/11805 , although I'm not sure how responsive it will be. We also discussed about making a snap and a deb package. But anyway I think the best for now might be to wait and see what comes out of this new interface development and wait for Qt6 to be released on Ubuntu Touch, which we need to be able to do a port to the openstore. Also what I have just asked him is weather their Qt app supports navigation. Because I cannot find it in the Qt desktop app ( but I don't have any GPS sensor on my desktop ). Because if there is no navigation in the Qt app, the use of this ported app might be quite limited, until they possibly develop this feature in Qt. Also it turns out their Android app is in Java, using the Android API, so this app itself is not easily portable to Ubuntu Touch, only their Qt/Desktop app is. By the way sorry I realize I forgot to reply. You can post the infos. By the way they told me that for now the Qt application does not include navigation as the Adroid App does, but that it could be added easily because navigation exists within their core C++ app. I agreed to try to find time to create a deb package and then maybe a snap package for their app, this would allow to have a first preview inside Ubuntu Touch as well, on top of giving visibility to their Qt app.

@pparent Thanks, I got it

@projectmoon yeah, it is proprietary