@dobey, thank you very much for replies! Plan is to have only one executable that is exported into app drawer, GUI part. Or taking into account your replies, some master script starting all components. Sounds like it is possible to have such separation on UT as well. However, at this time, it will just add some complexity without any benefit. What is not clear what will happen on the case of GUI app shutdown. So, assuming I have a script along lines #!/bin/sh start dbus & start daemon & exec gui and gui gets closed by the user. Will all processes started in that confined env be killed? If yes, which signal(s) will be used?

@007fred50 great, don't forget to mark this topic as "Solved"

Thanks @cibersheep for your answers, I succeed to do what I want with Content Hub and a C++ plugin to manage file deletion and renaming. I wrote a a sample app available here: importwithcontenthub, with many (too much!) comments. This sample app allow user to import an image, the image is stored (so that it is available on next app launch). And when user imports a new image, it is stored by overwriting the last one (only last imported image is stored).

Yes! it is working with last clickable version (6.23.3). Thank you @lduboeuf !

@cibersheep said in Add Clickable to Qt Creator IDE? ut-qtcreator error...: @pierpaolo Start by installing clickable and running the command for the Qt Creator inside the container Thank you all

@keneda I don't believe that, if the .apk apps are still used...perfect, but the most important OS's have come together to create something new. If Ut can take advantage of it in some way that's great....

In addition to my previous comment, would it be possible to change the item layout in order to get it more easy to read? The RSS Reader app for instance is using a much better font/size/spacing.

@trischi Thank you, I will look into it.

@unisuperbox Yes that was the Problem tank you

Just to explain the solution if someone stumbles across this with the same question: use sys to add "lib/python3.8/site-packages" to path. note that you not need to "../" out of the src directory. The end result looks like this: import sys sys.path.append('lib/python3.8/site-packages') You might need to change the Python version

@applee There is this - https://github.com/ubports/utqemu. Didn't work for me on Ubuntu 18.04 though.

Ah, I'll use the browser to preview the WEB APP temporarily

@cibersheep Yes,I want to write a guide. But first I need to make sure it works for all console programs. I tried, add the previous guides in github https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/appdev/guides/index.html But something didn't work out for me. I try will do this in spare time

UPDATE: After some attempts and the help of Balcy user i finally get a working example on Desktop: clickable desktop Source code: https://github.com/fulvio999/testWebChannel Running on device i have this blocking issue: https://github.com/fulvio999/testWebChannel/issues/1 Any idea to solve it is welcome. Thanks !

@dobey thanks for clarifying the workflow. I was expecting it to be more like with an rpi, where I use sshfs in the ide to control the build remotely from my desktop.

@anhilde Did you disable the tests or something? How did you get debs built to install if the issue wasn't resolved?