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?

@jezek good idea actually, I will give that a try.

@danqo6 Whoa, that is a very welcomed update! Africa thanks you!!!! (We are in Ethiopia, but many other countries have the same challenges)

Now that we are on qt5.12, anyone willing to look into this again? It seems like a really nice email client with a convergent UI. Source-code is here: https://github.com/KDE/kube

@povoq oh, I am sorry, I was trying to start developing with QML and python and thought clickable should be on the phone.

@fla Hi! Lol, ok, I joined. There's a lot I need to learn, but I'll contribute whatever I can. I still plan to develop an app that connects to the WeChat API because my husband and I need it to communicate with his family in China. If China didn't ban Signal and other messaging apps, we would have a lot more apps to choose from.

@pavelprosto said in Python examples: Over the weekend I will figure out how it can be edited to add Python Examples :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes: You might want to check here github.com/ubports/docs.ubports.com/

@makeixo I used the first episodes of the qml guide on Yputube made by KDAB. Its intendet for c++ but you dont need it to learn the basics. Python + qml is a different topic though. Ubports uses pyotherside for the communication between the two. You can take a look at my app if you want to see how to do it. (its pretty basic) https://github.com/Aarontheissueguy/WaterCount There are some other resources on this forum aswell. With that being said If Python is your first language, I recomend that you concentrate on learning it first. GUI's are'nt really that important for many fun personal projects. You can still come back to this project one or two months down the road of learning python. Feel free to ask again if you have a question.

Just thought Id update you all with the latest update from Krille Direct link: https://matrix.to/#/!IwPxifXSjBLghpVEMh:matrix.org/$tRUfDQfAR_ZYCbEkksvSmfiVqI7ndBhW2rXjcjMMgpw Basically saying that ubuntu touch support will come back when he can compile flutter on arm.

@danqo6 Thank you! These methods are easily implemented in a QML project too. Main.qml import Ubuntu.Components 1.3 ... onClicked:{ var txt="Simple text" Clipboard.push(txt); } ...

@povoq maybe a look in the code of Morph.Web Webview QML type might help: https://github.com/ubports/morph-browser/blob/xenial/src/Morph/Web/MorphWebView.qml

I recently tried https://www.openmittsu.de/ on my Destop PC. It works fine and is qt based. The UI is definitly not suitable for mobile use, but it could be a good start for making a UT Threema app. Contrary to the Threema Web app it is stand alone, but you need the Android app once to create the ID, afterwards no need for it anymore.

Find the * .apparmor file in the project folder. Add permissions: { "policy_groups": [ "content_exchange", "content_exchange_source", "networking", "webview" ], "policy_version": 16.04 } After that the program will work

@masterchop Normally you cannot access the Android camera via v4l devices. If they are there, they are only used internally by the camera blob drivers. You would need to access the camera via an abstraction layer, as we do with our camera services for QML/Qt applications, since it needs to be initialized, activated in the correct way.