@s710 Lol, it looks very good the pass, you have solved it with good ideas, you have done a great job, thank you very much

@applee hi, I finally updated atom clickable plugin and clicklable v7 and everything is fine! I can choose suitable target architecture.

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@aarontheissueguy thanks for the advise. I will look into that

@amy Tiktok can join QQ, WeChat, jitter, etc. in the app store? App?

Host your own Cloud with NextCloud There are apps for it already too! See : https://open-store.io/?sort=relevance&search=nextcloud But IMHO any service that works fine with the browser is good enough and the less apps you need the better!

@keneda That might not be technically simple but I'm surprised it worked fine for you

Hi @dremonon , it sounds like you got the app uploaded & published successfully, congrats! To answer your question, the .click file is the packaging format (similar to an apk or a deb) and you are correct that the .click file is what you need to upload for your app to be on the OpenStore.

I'm late to this party, but @erlend is there something that should be fixed in the docs?

@fuseteam yes us they curled up with laughter

Although, thinking about it, I am not sure if our API key can handle the additional load of data calls. We might need to implement an option for users of snap/appimages to use their own API codes. This should be solvable, but should be considered.

There is some talk about such an app in a different topic so we might get one somewhere in 2022

@homer: Cron was written with an always-on server or a mostly-on desktop / laptop in mind. A mobile device needs to actually be mostly-off to get the longest possible battery life, while appearing to the user to be on-demand-on. The traditional tools for Linux simply we're not written with this use case in mind. So using them as is would degrade the use experience in an unacceptable way for most, if not all users. That having been said, for as long as UT is still based on 16.04, you could use Upstart Session Jobs

I use this to delete all unused images in a month. sudo docker rmi $(docker images -a | grep "month" | awk '{print $3}')