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.

@wdehoog i'd love to develop stuff for ubports, but my skills not good enough. Also i have not so much free time at the moment to lern something Thanks for the link, i will take a look on the code.

I have solved this, in case anyone hits the same brick wall: In the .pro file, the one selected in my screenshot, I needed to specify that it should install those aditional files. In my case I mentioned that it should install the DISTFILES, like the following: [image: 1510479063063-captur%C4%83-de-ecran-din-2017-11-12-11-27-02-resized.png] DISTFILES += weathericons-regular-webfont.ttf Ubuntu-C.ttf fontawesome.ttf #set the path where to install distfiles aswell as adding which files to be added dist_files.path = /Cumulus dist_files.files += $${DISTFILES} #you can see that at the the end I've mentioned that dist_files should be installed aswell INSTALLS+=config_files qml_files desktop_file dist_files Might seem dumb of me for not knowing, that the files should be manually set to install, but I haven't used it before since for Android Qt Creator does that for me because it has a special directory where I need to add the aditional files. And on desktop I manually copied the files in the build directories without thinking I can tell qmake which files should also be deployed. So in case any other has this issue might help them out.

In the official documentation there are really beautiful mockups, it would be nice to recover some of these WIP stuff from canonical. I wonder if that could be possible

@Einstein212 Good to know, good luck!

@GIEMME magic

the default folder could be determined by a configuration file

@zlamalp said in How to run non-clickable app on a phone for development: To answer to myself :-). I guess I meant calendar-app and not address-book-app. For address-book-app I can see there is a snap config and also click package config. Click package can be build, but is with "ubuntu-sdk-14.10-qml-dev2" in config, which doesn't even install on 15.04 phone. If I change it to version from calendar-app, it install and crash on a start with no logs (or where they are?). See whether there are any log files WHILE it is running. I've had it once that logs got removed before I had a change to look at try something like: while : ; do cp application-howevertheselogfilesarecalled-calendar-app*.log my.log ; done