@magdesign
You should have a look at 20.04 version of Ubuntu Touch.
Yes your app won't work until the official release of focal but it will be hopefully soon.
@dobey Well, that's exactly what I wanted to do...
So, the only workaround would be to create it using the app...
But then, The settings, I was thinking about, are app specifc ones, not user, so I'll just include them in the code ...
Cheers
@slimps If you are happy plaes mark as solved to help ohers Thanks https://forums.ubports.com/topic/6311/how-to-ask-a-question-and-then-mark-it-as-solved
I found the solution! I came across the documentation for the policy groups. So I added "content_exchange" to the list of the "policy-groups" in the apparmor file and - voila - the input file dialog shows me a list of apps.
Thanks for the hint with the Content Hub!
@arubislander @AppLee : Thank you for your suggestions, but it is indeed the way that @Applee suggested: A rebuild doesn't help.
But i found a solution: I found out that my system (an older Thinkpad) can be upgraded to a 64 Bit CPU on the very cheap... so i ordered the needed stuff and will begin to work on the hardware the coming weekend.
I still don't understand why you want to compile Godot instead of just using the one we ship in the build containers. But if you want to do so, see abmyii's build script (https://gitlab.com/abmyii/ubports-godot/-/blob/v3.4.0-ubports/build-ubports.sh) which he runs without Clickable, but within a clickable container (https://gitlab.com/abmyii/ubports-godot/-/blob/v3.4.0-ubports/.gitlab-ci.yml).
If you are just interested in cross compiling with Clickable in general, that is pretty straight forward. The build containers are set up in a way that you only need to tell Clickable which architecture to build for and Clickable chooses the according prepared build container. If you are interested how they are set up, see the Dockerfile: https://gitlab.com/clickable/clickable-docker-images/-/blob/master/ubuntu-sdk/16.04-cross-build/Dockerfile.
And finally, if you want to compile dependencies along with you app, see this guide: https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/appdev/guides/dependencies.html
Since last update of the app I noticed that some sources for my RSS feeds (uRsses / @darkeye ) do not load anymore. In uAdblock currently all 18 filters are applied.
Tried to search by domains in the filter overviews provided by the link in the post above (thanks @domubpkm ). Searching for a specific domain did not result in pin pointing the filter causing the blacklisting.
Looking for the best and easiest way to whitelist specific domains to allow them as exceptions to uAdblocker in order to allow them to be available in RSS feeds and Morph Browser.
Any pointers would be much appreciated. Thanks.
So, new version of uAdBlock server is online, mega performant and doesn't eat resources anymore. In addition, after a new review of the app by Brian, there will be a new version with 4 new lists and fix some bugs.
Hi @Peter-Gamma
I am a bit dubious as what is your need to have a server on a handheld device.
Servers are used for higher capabilities, it can be higher storage volume, more processing power, large RAM size or large bandwidth...
Using a smartphone or a tablet as a server is not something I would advice, it would be better to keep a mobile device as a client (it will also save battery).
From what I could understand of your various messages about SD cards, SMB and now Minecraft ?! It seems you're running all over the place.
Given your previous post, I imagine you want to be able to backup your phone in case anything went wrong. You also want to easily swap device.
For the syncing there are already existing apps to fulfill your need either syncthing or nexcloud client (I think there are a couple in the open store)
