Minecraft bedrock edition is a closed source, and it doesn't support Linux at all (even if you want to maintain a server they recommend windows). I'd rather go for compiling minetest for ubuntu touch or running Minecraft java edition, which is still really hard imo, and I'd not have any idea where to start, but it looks like there are much more resources about making a launcher for java edition than for bedrock.

Just saw, someone (Jonny?) wrote an article on how to ship dependencies... http://docs.ubports.com/de/latest/appdev/guides/dependencies.html

Perhaps you could expand on what "hasn't yielded any results" means exactly? Surely you would have gotten an error message or something, rather than absolutely nothing happening as your statement implies. Yes, the documentation is correct. Note, that the install path for pip3 --user probably does not have the bin directory in your $PATH so you'll likely need to add it.

Yeah someones working on a "port" of a sailfish reddit app, it takes visual cues from ureadit, I haven't heard from them in a while tho, so I don't know whats up.

@Bolly said in Developing UBPorts apps with Python and PinePhone (questions: @djkemmet said in Developing UBPorts apps with Python and PinePhone (questions: *We can't use ADB with PinePhone which is what 90% of the documentation references. So what do you do now to send an app to the pine phone to test? I have a suspicion you do this with SSH Somehow based off what I'm reading. See clickable --ssh ip Does any additional set up need to be done on the PinePhone or clickable sign into the device and do everything to make it work?

https://github.com/timsueberkrueb/ubports-gettogether/blob/master/timsueberkrueb/pyotherside/presentation.md

Thank you, very helpful

praise be to allah, after a purge for invidia package I got the following: apt -qq list nvidia-340 nvidia-340/eoan 340.107-0ubuntu7 amd64 lspci | grep VGA 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation G98M [GeForce 9300M GS] (rev a1) [image: 1591957664641-82e73114-d4de-4501-a83c-4fda4d4feaa6-image.png]

@AppLee alright !

@bryanegraham feel free to bug me with any questions, I'm happy to help!

@poVoq Yes I wish someone with adequate technical knowledge come forward to maintain cordova in ubports

@jittopjose Ok, then I guess you'll have to build Felgo's libraries for arm and integrate them using clickable to get a click. If Felgo is pure QML then you'll have only to put it within your project so clickable can include it to the click package.

@dobey It does not seems to be working. I tried following 2 options One: Exec=webapp-container --allow-file-access-from-files --app-id="testionic.jitto" $@ www/index.html Two: Exec=webapp-container --local-content-can-access-remote-urls --app-id="testionic.jitto" $@ www/index.html Both are not working. Same error ... :anxious_face_with_sweat:

Voice assistant is I think an essential part of a mobile OS these days, although given the time and resources required I can understand why it might take a back seat .. imo it shouldn't anymore really, its the only thing I keep wishing UT had

@rival Have you checked if your user can run docker? That is, docker ps works? I think I hit a similar issue that was resolved when I added my user to the docker group

@arubislander said in Download a file using webapp-container: But why, though? Wouldn't it have been perfectly OK for Morph to also download in it's own private folder? The files could have been exported from there to another location on the filesystem via Content Hub (as they already can be currently) I don't know the specifics of why things work this way in regards to webapp-container/morph. IMO, the current behavior is wrong. But if one wants to change it, they should open an issue about the behavior on github. This isn't the place to resolve that.