@hudson when creating a new project, which framework did you choose? Also, you can try the solution that error message suggested (use the --force-missing-framework option too) but the relevant point is you have to know for which framework you are developing

@mimecar: I will try this out when I have cleaned up my hard disk for the 13 gb needed. Thank you.

I'm also interested in a mattermost client. At first you could use a web app wrapper like the new nextlcoud client for ut.

Also note it works a little differently now in the updated script. It will create an $HOME/UBports directory on the host which it will mount as the $HOME in the container. It also symlinks any ssh keys you might have on the host and copies over the .gitconfig. This way it keeps the container home seperate from host but can easily be accessed on the host. If you want to change the directory used for the container you can do export UBPORTS_HOME=$HOME/Custom/Path ./ubports-sdk-setup -d

@jimmiejohnsson84 githubs free for public projects. You only have to pay for private projects

@tobisch I've been trying to get the builders of Get-Notes - my preferred note app, which I use all the time on the desktop - to build a version for touch. They say their experience lies with desktop apps though...

@flohack yes i was thinking about that too, thanks.

@einstein212 Thanks for the tip! A VM environment to run in seems smart, kind of sandboxed environment to fiddle around in. I will give it a try Regards /Jimmid

and in the far future, talking about ideas on how to improve presage prediction.

There was a similar app called "Réaltaí" in the Ubuntu App Store. But it seems, that it isn't brought to the Openstore. https://uappexplorer.com/app/com.ubuntu.developer.doflah.realtai https://launchpad.net/realtai

Hi Locamama, I think the missing piece is the Desktop Apps scope, which was released yesterday on OpenStore: https://open.uappexplorer.com/app/libertine-scope.ubuntu

@bq4-5 Thanks to all. Really. This is only a webapp but I'm studying to develop true apps. I'm an android developer and finally I found, as ubuntu user, in UBports a fresh air in the smartphone world. Thanks a lot