@domubpkm Many devices just don't have the support needed for video playback or video recording, I'm aware thats an issue with the OP3 and PinePhone, rather than a problem with the MiTubo app, this may also be the case with the Volla phone.

@moem Not of much use then. It was a bit of a chance anyway

@mateo_salta Sorry for the late reply - I check my messages infrequently. @graphik_ I successfully built this on my device, but I don't think moonlight has Mir support, so it doesn't work for me. If you have a Wayland device I can describe the steps required to build and test it yourself. I believe the limitation stems from libva which doesn't appear to have Mir support (https://github.com/moonlight-stream/moonlight-qt/blob/51b5f8046f1864e36cfa6efefbe2de71ef98ca92/app/streaming/video/ffmpeg-renderers/vaapi.h#L18-L31).

@jimmypesto I'll do some testing on the connection thing, I pretty much have only done testing on WiFi so I didn't catch any issues around lost connections yet. Sounds like it might also be helpful to include a reset button of sorts, to clear the db when the session gets lost to it can be redone. I'll also take a closer look at that UI bug, seems odd that would happen.

Yes , I don't think self-certified instances are supported. You can use http though obviously it's not a good idea in general

@matteo Thanks. I think i'm going to make a short video before i forget all

@magdesign Yes I HATE youtube ads too and making a Webber webapp with https://iteroni.com/ seems to be the right solution so far because the openstore Invidious webapp does not display subtitles on my Volla.

@dobey Don't worry, it's fine. I have been chatting with people in telegram checking that question I did. Yes, after some time thinking, it's libertine on PC. I'm aware that the android apps for steam does not launch any games. I knew that it might not work, but I was just wondering that if there was a chance of multi-arch dependency to be installed, I could maybe get x86 sort of emulation/binaries to see a laggy steam, I was not expecting to see a fully functional app to be honest.

Got it, after googling even more. Some guy at the QT forum revealed: Connections { target: Qt.application onAboutToQuit: { audioPlayer.stop() } This works

I was thinking of automating the creation of clickable WebApps from scratch online games and apps through https://sheeptester.github.io/htmlifier/

@cibersheep Yeah well it is handled by the webview, after setting high dpi mode. This is also in line with the QT documentation so I guess everything is working correctly here.

@bmarbol Here's what you're searching for.

@s710 Well our documentation is hosted here: https://github.com/ubports/docs.ubports.com - you can either clone the repo to your local disk, or make online changes. Then, after submitting the changes, open a pull request and we will review and merge it if ok.

I added: { "policy_groups": ["location", "networking"], "policy_version": 16.04 } And now the map works as expected. Thanks again.

My apparmor.json file needed "webview" listed under the policy_groups which according to the documentation and this solved my issue. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

Guys, I tested the last version from the OpenStore. Once I launch the script it indicates is searching for satellites but does not get the position so generates an empty gpx. If I run test_gps, it gives a "segmentation fault" message. However, GPS works (very) fine in other applications (GPS tracker or uNav). I' m on Volla RC. Any idea why the script is not working? I assume something related to halium or so but not really sure.

@trwidick The recommended way is to build a click. It's easy with clickable. If you need only CLI, then I guess you can cross-build the program on your desktop, transfer it to your UT device and run it within the terminal. G++ or GCC are not "missing" they are not required (it's the same for android) for a normal usage. The system partition are limited so everything that is not required is removed from the rootf. Same goes for pip, installing all the required libraries and managing the directories is an unnecessary burden. It's very simple and easy to use click packages so deployment on the device is consistent and simple. You don't ask why RPM are not supported on Ubuntu... That's the same for a mobile operating system choices were made and we stick to it until we change... :winking_face:

Finish! If you want to create a Godot project, you need to use version 3.2.1 https://downloads.tuxfamily.org/godotengine/3.2.1/ We create a project folder and copy the missing files to it. Directory click, build-ubports.sh, clickable.json from ubports-circle-jump In all files, you must replace the project name with your own. Open Godot project. Project->Export->Linux/X11->Export PCK/ZIP Save your *.pck file in project(Clickable) path. Open terminal in project path and run: clickable You may have an error: 404 file not found. In build-ubports.sh go to 7 line and change URL_LATEST Copy actual ubports-godot link for armhf architecture. # The latest build can always be obtained from this URL URL_LATEST=https://gitlab.com/abmyii/ubports-godot/-/jobs/1091542236/artifacts/download For better work, do not forget to change the settings of your project, as in the example of ubports-circle-jump

@thomasohm Just a hint, UBports is not th OS, witch is Ubuntu Touch, but the fundation that maintain uTouch.