@flohack yes i was thinking about that too, thanks.

@einstein212 Thanks for the tip! A VM environment to run in seems smart, kind of sandboxed environment to fiddle around in. I will give it a try Regards /Jimmid

and in the far future, talking about ideas on how to improve presage prediction.

There was a similar app called "Réaltaí" in the Ubuntu App Store. But it seems, that it isn't brought to the Openstore. https://uappexplorer.com/app/com.ubuntu.developer.doflah.realtai https://launchpad.net/realtai

Hi Locamama, I think the missing piece is the Desktop Apps scope, which was released yesterday on OpenStore: https://open.uappexplorer.com/app/libertine-scope.ubuntu

@bq4-5 Thanks to all. Really. This is only a webapp but I'm studying to develop true apps. I'm an android developer and finally I found, as ubuntu user, in UBports a fresh air in the smartphone world. Thanks a lot

Hi there, it will be available in OTA-3 (https://forums.ubports.com/topic/770/calddav-with-nextcloud/2) Otherwise you can use this script: https://gist.github.com/boTux/069b53d8e06bdb9b9c97

RPV is a VPN-like feature. It's in "Settings"

@lduboeuf ok, finally found a workaround. Build it from scratch. Seems that by allowing all i.e webapp-container --webappUrlPatterns=* ... it's fine. source code here: https://github.com/lduboeuf/ut-ttb-wrapper

Perfect. I have to update the SDK installation chapter to add the use of the virtual machine and the modifications in the latest version of Ubuntu. If you have any questions with the use of the virtual machine ask me.

@darthearon Not a problem, I'd create one myself (Love DriveDroid, very useful application), but I need to learn QML first and I don't have the time to do so right now.

@vadrian89 can you try doing an apt-get update && apt-get upgrade within the container? If that doesn't change anything then you must be still missing a library needed for compiling.

@linuxhelmet If you want or need an OS which can execute android apps then android, android-like or sailfishos are the right ways to go. For now and for the visible future, UBports UT is (very) usefull for people who don't care about android apps.