Great. Thanks!

@halucigenia said in Most wanted!: Stellarium is now available. I know! Great isn't it!?!?! I downloaded it the moment I heard it from @UniSuperBox. Edit: Jotit is very much like Get-notes and it's fantastic to be able to use it on the laptop and the phone too. I've given up on Tox... Matrix seems to be good, and there's a hive of development going on there. I really like Fluffychat. There was some talk about a system-wide Tor network button... I think that would be a fantastic thing. I guess it's a fairly low-priority though. And I still hope for an easy-to-use database app - the equivalent of Tap Forms on iOS.

How does it work exactly? I tried to discover some technical details about what is required for it to work, on the Open eCard site, but it seems to be full of broken links, and some bits only in German, with no clear link to the specifications.

@bhdouglass great work!, thanks for all

@dobey Thanks Dobey, now I understand why I cannot do it. I published a first release of my app without this feature and after giving it more thoughts I'm not sure it would have been useful. I appreciate the answer!

@advocatux Thanks. Yes, I was aware I have to add the "bluetooth" policy group to the .apparmor-file: { "policy_groups": ["bluetooth"], "policy_version": 16.04 } However, I probably got confused: It seems that the AppArmor-configuration only gets adopted when the version number in manifest.json is increased (I don't know if this bug report is related). Anyway, with this .apparmor-file and after increasing the version in manifest.json, the error ("Cannot find a running Bluez") is gone. @Flohack I this case, adding "template": "unconfined" to the .apparmor-file did not seem to be necessary to get Bluetooth-access. Thanks for the hint about running apps as unconfined anyway.

@BlueKenny Sorry for the late reply : too busy. @BlueKenny said in uText [ Help / Devel ]: if you click on 'Save' so you can open as many file you want without modify it Ok if you think it's not too much useful @BlueKenny said in uText [ Help / Devel ]: swipe from this border Ok it missed the morning coffee for me ! I couldn't do it this morning even if i saw your explanation @BlueKenny said in uText [ Help / Devel ]: no possibility to go back to the first page Ok.. To your last point, for my part, i don't like to much work with several files open at the same time. It's only my opinion. If you do it we must have the possibility to save a file or to exit a file when you want. But your app can be very scalable : maybe will open (so as to work on them) various file formats in the future... ?

You want to use already existing accounts in your app? Or you want to provide a new account type in your app's package, which other apps could use?

Thanks @dobey once again. I have nothing to modify in it, just trying to save time by copying a portion of existing code to create a new ListView for the VVM messages in the dialer-app, I copy the ListView from the call history and I was looking for the structure of the model. I added a button (that will be showed only if the service is activated) on the dialer page : [image: 1553900713686-screenshot20190330_000034438.png] That will display a new page : [image: 1553900933500-screenshot20190330_000021658.png] I would like to display a play line when we touch the item (like the iphone style).

Unfortunately not on UT now. It's gonna take some time. The priority of the last weeks was the API. Next steps would be Web support, new widgets, refactoring and more examples. As soon as there's something to announce, I'll let you know.

@dobey Hi, at the beginning i was thinking about coding everything into ofono then push notification to the dialer-app. In the mean time, as we have to handle imaps I though that it was better to do it in a separate process, just in case that the app crash because of a connection lost. That's why I was thinking about pushing notifications from this other process to the dialer app. I was not aware about telephony-service (or it come out of my mind while thinking about the project). Actually I modified ofono for pushing VVMMessage signal over dbus to my process, the I handle the imap and a separate sqlite database that store the list of messages and the imap configuration, I'm able to download the messages locally. I have to modify the dialer-app, it will have to read the DB and to require the message download or deletion over DBUS through my process. I think this way is less intrusive for the overall telephony apps. As far as I can read over the net, it seem that they did the same way on Android. https://source.android.com/devices/tech/config/voicemail What do you think about that ? A last but important point, my secure imap connection is made by using curl, I'm a little scared because I don't see the libcurl natively on the file system, I hope that we could add it ! otherwise, I will have to use an other library.

@dobey

You don't have to publish the webapp you createwith Webapp Creator, You can just open them with the OpenStore in the last step* and you can install them locally. Said that, I'm not saying you can't implement your idea *tap on «Install or save» > choose OpenStore as targeted app of the ContentHub > tap install on the OpenStore install popup)

@FishFingers44 Have you already checked Ubports documentation ? http://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/index.html Depending of your projects, but if you want to develop a "standalone" applications and Cross-platforms, i would recommend you to learn Qt QML with QtQuick Controls 2 first, so that you can test easily ( and quickly ) your app on your desktop. Beware that ubuntu touch ships Qt 5.9.7 ( not 100% sure) Clickable is the shortest path for a quick "hello world" on UT

@Flohack Thanks! Yes, I already found the issue requesting this feature