Volla X23: ubuntu-sdk-20.04 sysbench --test=cpu --num-threads=2 --cpu-max-prime=20000 run 1924 events per second sysbench --test=cpu --num-threads=2 --cpu-max-prime=20000 run 1927 events per second sysbench --test=cpu --num-threads=8 --cpu-max-prime=20000 run 4222 events per second sysbench --test=memory --num-threads=4 run Total operations: 69640008 (696072.68 per second) 68007.82 MiB transferred (6799.51 MiB/sec) sysbench --test=mutex --num-threads=64 run total time: 4.2907s

@arubislander Thank you. Yes, I deleted the app with the UT-Tweak Tool and installed it fresh...I then installed the phone fresh with the installer ( rc & devel ) and installed the app again, same result... I now have a USB stick with me

@ublurk said in QTCreator Error: @lduboeuf it a clickable project and it is launched from the project folder. ok, i see, it fails to recognize the project configuration. You sometimes need to re-run cmake or re-scan the project. Did you answer "Y" to the "Do you want Clickable to setup a QtCreator project for you? [Y/n]: Y" What kind of project it is , QML or cpp ? I've just tried with a "fresh" QML project, and it works the first time. ( clickable 8.0.1 ) But sometimes you need to tune the project, especially if you ran clickable desktop before on the project. In that case a clickable clean should do the trick. Or see Build configuration. Eg. toggle the "initial configuration" then click on "re-configure with initial Parameters" [image: 1709896263499-capture-d-%C3%A9cran-de-2024-03-08-12-10-39.png]

@tera I understand now. It's something quite common to struggle with the makefiles (at least for me) If you follow a simple example with one of the templates provided with clickable it can help you better understand how things are intended. Best of luck with your attempt. When I see people make a single repository to compile for several targets, I feel overwelmed

another solution is to use limavm with ubuntu instance , then install docker on it

@mschmids after deleting some messages in the recycle bin on the email server, older then the dangling messages in dekko2, the later ones are now gone as well.

@AdhithAdhi I've installed it via apt-get install after I switched the file system to read/write. But there is another way to manually install it which could be the better way: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/linux-scripted-manual#manual-install

Formally speaking, "Wahoooooooooo!" Many, many thanks to Jami.

Just to add to this. While I have not been able to actually process the QVideoFrame yet (meaning I have not been able to covert properly to QImage as all I have is a black image using the QVideoFrame::map or black image with some distortions using the alternate QOpenGLContext method outlined here - while it all says it is valid and not null :crying_face:), I have discovered that in order to use the OpenGL Context one can create QWindow and use its surface like so: https://github.com/qt/qtmultimedia/blob/5.12/src/plugins/avfoundation/mediaplayer/avfvideoframerenderer.mm#L123 Took me a while to figure out how to use it though as it didn't work for me and was crashing the app right on start when the code was part of a plugin (QObject). Unfortunately I was not able to Google it properly (didn't bump into anything that would say that usage is incorect), however with some luck and a lot of trial and error I found out it works when one creates this in the main.cpp file and then simply replies on the QOpenGLContext::currentContext(). And then considering QVideoFrame::map works on UT as part of the Camera QML object I would presume both methods need to work somehow :(. I am just obviously not doing something properly as it is failing for me as described above ^. https://github.com/qt/qtmultimedia/blob/5.12/src/multimedia/video/qvideoframe.cpp#L1094

@kugiigi yeah, lets call it HUD. that is also costumizable by the user. Its not a perfect solution. But its good enough.

@Moem No for the moment. I don't Know. I don't can install Ubuntu touch In My Redmi 8 because have Android 10 miui 12

@Talkless said in How to pass environment variables (like QT_LOGGING_RULES)?: So if apps are run in container (using clickable desktop), how do I pass environment variables, such as QT_LOGGING_RULES=lomiri.deprecations.debug=true per this suggestion: lomiri.deprecations: At least 1 Ubuntu.* QML type is in use. Ubuntu.* type is deprecated and is provided for compatibility. To print what types are being in use, set "QT_LOGGING_RULES=lomiri.deprecations.debug=true" environment variable. Maybe by adding it to the Exec line of the .desktop file ?

@Aloys many thanks for your work. I published your click file. If you want to change anything on the open store page please ask.

@Ced In the new release, the font size is configurable via settings.

@arubislander Hello, that's all right. I think I know which command is meant by "autoremove". I should have added something else, namely the following, if a package is suggested to be deleted, write it out first and reinstall it. Personally, I have always done it this way. Of course this is a danger for others. But nevertheless, you are absolutely right in this situation. Because a lot depends on the port. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 MerlinX port was particularly bad. I learned a lot from Fuseteam there. In this sense, thanks for the feedback. Of course I don't want to destroy any devices! I don't think the device was that good ( MerlinX Port ).