is that a working version of java for a nexus arm7

Hi @Peter-Gamma

I am a bit dubious as what is your need to have a server on a handheld device.

Servers are used for higher capabilities, it can be higher storage volume, more processing power, large RAM size or large bandwidth...
Using a smartphone or a tablet as a server is not something I would advice, it would be better to keep a mobile device as a client (it will also save battery).

From what I could understand of your various messages about SD cards, SMB and now Minecraft ?! It seems you're running all over the place.
Given your previous post, I imagine you want to be able to backup your phone in case anything went wrong. You also want to easily swap device.

For the syncing there are already existing apps to fulfill your need either syncthing or nexcloud client (I think there are a couple in the open store)

ok, I found a bug, I have to write

profile: WebEngineProfile

where the "profile:" was missing. Now the user agent is detected, but still it loads the non-touch friendly website version...

@marius-ciclistu Thank you. You can follow the issue here, I think:

https://gitlab.com/ubports/core/address-book-app/-/issues/175

Shine is available again on the open store

@fredldotme fully agreed. MS seems to have ignored Linux support but people are already complaining https://github.com/dotnet/maui/discussions/339

@domubpkm said in Sapot browser home:

@cliffcoggin In settings, didn't you check 'restore previous session on startup'?

Well I had previously twice looked for such a setting to no avail, but have now finally found it. The icon was so faint against the page that always opened that it was difficult to see it. Problem now solved thank you.

@magdesign I think that's not the way you want to go.
Apps would be confined anyway so you should include dependencies in the app.

The way to go, it should be adding pygame to the clickable.yml

I don't know if you need to add a way of doing pip install pygame that would add them in the local folder (to be confirmed)

https://clickable-ut.dev/en/latest/project-config.html#libraries

@lduboeuf I was able to solve it via clickable.yaml config file. For reference my config file:

clickable_minimum_required: "7" builder: pure-qml-cmake kill: qmlscene dependencies_target: - language-pack-ja - japan*

Documentation for config file

Maybe the dependencies can be optimized, but for now it does the job.
Again thanks @lduboeuf

@myxor : I don't know if Edge channel should have Waydroid helper. I figured it would be on all channels, but perhaps I'm wrong about that. Anyway, you found the app by switching channels. Happy exploring!

@yakovwin same on poco f1

@ritomkai I have edited out the link as it is reported spam, and no iirc UT apps will not run on Android

@amy I think what you're looking for is clickable create --godot
This creates a base for a clickable app with a clickable.yaml with contents like this

clickable_minimum_required: "7" builder: custom kill: godot* build: - echo 'Going to download a demo package...' - wget https://gitlab.com/abmyii/ubports-circle-jump/-/raw/master/circle_jump.pck -O 'precompiled.pck' dependencies_host: - libgles2 - wget dependencies_target: - libasound2 - libfreetype6 - libglib2.0-0 - libpng16-16 - libsdl2-2.0-0 - libsndio6.1 - libvpx3 install_root_data: - manifest.json - precompiled.apparmor - precompiled.desktop - assets - /opt/godot/godot - ${BUILD_DIR}/precompiled.pck install_lib: - /usr/lib/${ARCH_TRIPLET}/libvpx.so.3* - /usr/lib/${ARCH_TRIPLET}/libsndio.so.6.1 - /usr/lib/${ARCH_TRIPLET}/libvorbis.so.0* - /usr/lib/${ARCH_TRIPLET}/libSDL2-2.0.so*

@lumpology so cool! Thanks for sharing this workflow.

@majesticfudgie said in Chromium & Electron:

@nero355 The HTML5/WebApp feature for Clickable to create UT app is quite literally putting an application in its own browser window, the only difference is the lack of NodeJS on the backend.

I dislike those too to be honest... 🙂

@cliffcoggin said in Simple printing:

@nero355 Why would you expect that? It's a phone not a computer.

Why wouldn't I expect that ?!

It's a phone that is powered by the same type of Kernel that holds the driver for my printer on my Laptop! 😉

(Avoiding the versions of both here, but you get the idea!)