@pparent Your app is very good and the improvement was made by volla 22 itself: I am now on dev 486 and scrolling on volla has improved considerably.

@Caedem Thank you very much. I added most of this results to the app. Unfortunately there were inconsistencies in the previous version with “--num-threads = 2”. With the new version (1.2.1), the tests were slightly changed and should be more consistent now.

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@Fuseteam You can always compile and test the current version of my repo: https://github.com/pparent76/whatsweb It already contains many improvements: Support for notifications Smoother navigation with transitions Smoother keyboard appearance/appearance Avoid opening the keyboard untimely, when navigating Enable GPU acceleration Hide left panel for more pleasant interface Make Emoji panel usable Better graphical integration of navigation buttons ( back in chatview ) Copy a message to clipboard quickly with a long push on message. Screensaver when the app is not foreground: hide the webview to save battery Fix "contact info" panel Fix left menus.

@_Joao_ I tested again, with Morph, under UT 24.04-1.X and duck.ai works.

@RJDan provide us with important applications that can be easily installed (one-click in the store), are safe (not random code from a random stranger with a random license), and have all the essential functionalities. I am willing to pay some money, let's say for fully functional Firefox, fully functional MS Teams, Slack, Spotify,... but mainly, they should not be outdated or unupdated, and the microphone, camera, keyboard, and clipboard should work. I know it sounds like a lot, but theoretically, it could just be an integration of Snap/Flatpak into the store. but that no bug bounty, that is more like fundraising

@Rebecca58 I need: full, rock-solid Nextcloud client support. Nextcloud file sharing through the File Manager YubiKey two-factor identification support a good password manager compatible with KeePassXC

@arubislander ah, ok, thanks!

cinny works under noble with signal and whatsapp bridges..

@danfro said in tedit development and design discussion: No, the link would only be clickable if you would wrap it in proper html tags. See here: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_links.asp Ok, i tested and it works as you say.

@RJDan I don't know about a gui, but dd is preinstalled in every linux system so you can try that. There is also the ISODrive UT app which could work for you, but it doesn't do exactly ehat you want.

@chaospredictor said in venv installation: @lduboeuf I'm building some python web app with local server. I would like it to be deployed on Ubuntu touch. And now, I just tried to run it by installing required python frameworks. i don't know if it is possible to embed a custom python version within your click package, also running a web app server will probably need unrestricted access policy, will be hard to share it on open store later. But someone with better knowledge need to answer

Ok, that's clear

now i can get back to deving(i think) ....i had a idea for the emulator its needs tons of mapper support ...so instead of running down all the hundreds of mapper code ....it hit me ...i live in the future .....im going to develop a sort of on the fly mapper interpreter engine for total mapper support ....i think ....thats the idea anyway ....a "just in time mapper" ....a "JIM" so to speak!

@Talkless same here, when i need navigation, i use osmand+ unav and puremaps are not usable, issues with missing gps signal in app (but other apps in same time can show my location), crashing or freezing and after some application switching

@Lakotaubp Done! https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11060/uwolf-librewolf

@kugiigi When using QGuiApplication::setAttribute(Qt::AA_EnableHighDpiScaling); it looks the same on phone and TV. That's nice, but i think i will stick with units.gu(). I've tried it and, so far, it works nice. I saw there are problems, but that's not the fault of my app.

@developerbayman Yes but Waydroid leaks all the available information as if you were running android. If privacy is the main goal of using Ubuntu Touch, waydroid should be used carefully. Of course it won't sniff around to find your juicy pictures, but still your location and usage of the android apps will leak. Just like Meta cannot read your WhatsApp messages, but they're happy with "only" the metadata associated with such usage...