@freddo
I see that files on system-image.ubports.com are stored with digital signatures, so, the situation is better here, but still requires implementing mechanism of choosing mirrors in installer software. I'll take a look at that soon. Thanks
@Sentinel Hi All,
I'm just now running the install from within the waydroid helper app. Back on the stable OS it shows me that the dowload speed is around 200KB/s, the is about 900MB to download. So yes, a verry slow connection for this app...
EJ
Looks like Podbird has been rather unmaintained... there isn't much happening on the repository:
https://launchpad.net/podbird
As for channels, you can switch under:
Settings -> Updates -> Update settings -> Channels
Most apps you'll find are webapps, which is to say that they run a confined browser instance for only a specific page. The ones you've listed above sound like these types of apps.
It would help to note which channel (stable/rc/devel) you've flashed on your phone, though I think webapps should generally be working everywhere still.
@dreamwebspace
actually there is folder/group support in keeweb:
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This is a Keeweb plugin, in my nextcloud instance.
I hate it when this happens.....
While I was waiting I thought I'd go through it all again. And it worked! Can't explain it. I guess I must have done something differently, any way it's working.
I managed to get my hotspot to work with my password on sparkylinux and then restarting it no longer worked, here the link of screenshot on my blog : https://tryuoupas.wordpress.com/2020/01/26/souvenir-de-quand-ca-marchait-a-mot-de-passe-et-tout-le-hotspot-woah/
In case it helps anyone else, the intermittent 'no sim' on a new Nexus 5 was in my case not due to software or firmware, but lateral movment of the sim card in the tray. I noticed many people who had this problem mentioned they used an adaptor (nano micro). I also do. A piece of sellotape across the back and folded over the shortest long edge (i.e. adjacent to the 45 deg notch) solved the problem perfectly.
@Mic_ I don't know the specifics about Arch/Manjaro
But I hope it's the same and you should have inputs in /var/log/syslog or with dmesg command when you plug the phone.
So try this :
1- run the following command : tail -f /var/log/syslog
2- plug your phone in
3- wait until the error message (the popup you posted)
4- Ctrl-C to stop the tail command
5- run the following command in another terminal : dmesg
If it's OK, you can copy the whole output from the first command and the end of the other one so we can have a look.
If you have an error on one of the command then it's probably because your OS doesn't handle the logs the way I'm used to, so it'll require some internet search or someone who knows manjaro/arch.
@sojab0on
Hands free doesn't work in Ubuntu Touch. Lots of users are frustrated by the absence of the feature. Bleutooth connection mostly works and the music audio protocol operates correctly. Speech conversation does not. It may be that the SCO channel capability is not enabled: or that it is enabled and not found: or that it is enables and found but that the necessary codec is not enabled or is not found...
There may be a very simple fix but whatever the answer, it needs a mini project team of specialists - which we don't have. Hopefully such a team will form
