@007fred50 yes i think storage is better

Thanks so much @lduboeuf for pointing this out!!! This certainly explains all of the above described behaviour!!!

@Jarsa nice idea! I would like to use this idea as an onlinetracking system for myself. As i do outdoorsports, sending my last location to my own server is a good idea. In Android (9) it was very hard because of power limitations. As soon as the screen is off, everything goes to powersaving. And gps eats the battery as the cpu stays always on... This could be the limiting problem here too: the battery will be drained like hell... Is there a way to reduce power consumption?

@CiberSheep Thanks, PageStack works fine

I never used graphical designer when developing QML well mainly because it didn't work on UITK like Rodney say but I got used to it and I guess it's better not to so that you can really learn the language and adjust your layout and make them responsive like what you want

@dobey Thanks, I have done now.

sudo should never be necessary when working with Clickable. I guess the spaces in your path caused the issue. If it persists even without spaces, please file a bug. I'd also suggest you have a look at the Clickable Documentation. The sudo apt install ubuntu-sdk does not help. Clickable comes with its own docker images containing everything it needs.

@MixMac Hi, I don't think there are any plans in the future. But that would be a nice additional feature. And if you know someone able and willing to maintain apps, I think that the music app is one left without a maintainer right now. (Not sure for Music app, but a recent call for maintainers has been made)

@lduboeuf said in [Guide] Code completion on Qt Creator for Ubuntu.Components: Have you checked also theclickable ide qtcreator feature ? Yes, it did the trick! Very convenient. EDIT: well, OK, it would be much more convenient if that qtcreator had "clickable" integration to avoid terminal, but that's not that bad.

Yeah contributing via phone would be nice. Though it would be "simpler" if OpenStreetMap.org would just have mobile-friendly web editor...

Has anyone tried this: https://github.com/balcy/example-webcontainer-notifications It looks a exactly like what I have in mind... Edit: Tested it, but it currently doesn't seem to work? Edit2: The HTML5 notification tester website in general doesn't seem to work on Morph Edit3: Confirmed by developer that this also needs the xenial_notifications branch of Morph. Lets hope that it will be merged upstream soon Keeping my fingers crossed for OTA15.

Ok, thanks for the help.

@poVoq Looks like indeed a issue specific to that port. Bottom edge should just moistly be a tiny icon and not a full width bar. That's only when there's a mouse connected.

Strange that all the Qtquick based webapps seem to import directly qtwebengine 1.7 then (including pesbuk I think?). You know an example app that uses morph.web?

I guess those apps are also available via deb o repo? Technically those apps should already work on UT if they support wayland and can be compiled for Ubuntu 16.04. Otherwise, we have to wait for xwayland to work and rebasing to 20.04. I think those are more priority than flatpak to get those apps working on UT. Of course, getting flatpak support would be good

@Fla Oh, right. Sorry I didn't pay enough attention to the command lines.

@beli3ver your notification system works well

for a detailed guide about setting up ssh: http://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/userguide/advanceduse/ssh.html