adb shell tail -f /var/log/syslog

@advocatux Ok. As i haven't the knowledge to know if it is an old or a new issue, i have reported it. https://github.com/ubports/morph-browser/issues/183

@dln949 If the screen is bowed, it must be that the battery has died and increased on size i'm afraid, i had the same recently on a macbook for which the keyboard started sticking out and the the trackpad was not responsive anymore

Disregard, I found a solution. In /usr/share/unity8/Shell.qml ln:468 width: parent.width > units.gu(60) ? units.gu(40) : parent.width increasing '60' to '70' did the trick

The linked demo looks cool. Just one request to whoever is going to prepare similar videos: Please, do not open a CLI in a UX demo! (Or more generally, when targetting non-developer audience.).

@guru said in Dekko 2 account settings: @gdegrez said in Dekko 2 account settings: Incomming: Server name: pod51010.outlook.com ok Username: username@company.com ok Port: (443 ?) 993 Security: SSL/TLS ? Force encryption (SSL/TLS) Authentication PLAIN Outgoing Server name: pod51010.outlook.com ok Username: username@company.com ok Port: 587 ok Security: SSL/TLS Encryption: Use encryption (STARTTLS) Authentication: LOGIN Autheticate from server capabilities: ok Allow untrusted certificates: ok HIH The same config works in my BQ M10FHD with the old Dekko.

@advocatux Here is the script i use fyi: #! /bin/bash sudo mount -o remount,rw / sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install --only-upgrade syncthing sudo mount -o remount,ro /

@alan_g said in xev like tool to see key_press (...) events: They'll be on github or gitlab (UBports are migrating projects from one to the other). I suspect you are misunderstanding me: OSK is not the solution you asked for, but it is the only process that does anything even vaguely like what you want. So, if you figure out how it is able to do that, you might be able to use that knowledge to create something new to remap input. No, I didn't misunderstood you. I wanted to look into OSK to see which key-events are arriving there and what is assembled of them to route it to the apps. I suggest that writing a new terminal app (or enhancing the existing one) with the ability to remap input would be far simpler. Focus on the terminal-app could be done only when the events are arriving in it on a low level. In addition would mean that any other app could not be see the key-events which are possible with a BT keyboard. In the past I expanded already the mapping for the terminal app with json files like: { "name" : "mutt Keys", "short_name" : "mutt", "buttons": [ { "main_action" : { "type": "key", "text" : "ESC", "key" : "Escape" } }, ... Maybe a first step would be add some logging in the terminal-app to understand what chars are arriving there from a BT keyboard (not only from the OSK).

Hi @zlamalp, I have to tell you that my solution is not really working. Indeed, when I gave you my answer, I've forgotten that I had changed the way I create the /sbin/sogosync file. In fact, after the creation by running the original script, I modified this file manually in console mode : sudo mount / -o remount,rw sudo vi /sbin/sogosync Then I edited the file in order to fit with the following lines : export DISPLAY=:0.0 && export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS="$(ps -u phablet e | grep -Eo 'dbus-daemon.*address=unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-[A-Za-z0-9]{10}' | tail -c35)" && /usr/bin/syncevolution data_base_name Note : in the above line data_base_name is to be replace by the name of your database. Then at each execution by cron daemon, the string DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS is evaluated. It would be nice if the original script would be able to put this line in the file itself but I'm not an expert in shell programming so I've no solution to propose.

Nevermind, my data seems to be working now without it.

@bluexxx there's a workaround: play videos using UTmedia app (https://open-store.io/app/utmedia.nfsprodriver)

@guru said in How to re-mount the SD: Is ext4 on the SD supported without making the system writable to modify the fstab? I would guess not, using encryption, a script is required to mount the fs following this post: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/1012/one-method-to-encrypt-home-phablet I had a go at it, inserted a new SD card, formatted it using the External Drives app and it actually do not create a partition but format the whole SD card in fat32/vfat which is a behavior i have never observed before... Additional 2p, it looks like the External Drives app only support vfat: https://github.com/ubports/ciborium/blob/xenial/cmd/ciborium/main.go#L107 https://github.com/ubports/ciborium/blob/xenial/cmd/ciborium-ui/main.go#L53

@jobus The checksums for the partition images are served by api.ubports.com. This sha256 hash is checked both in the manual install instructions and in the installer. You can find the json for your device here: https://api.ubports.com/v1/devices/vegetahd I will add checksums for the executables and installation packages of the installer to the releases page, doing that automatically in ci has been on my list for a while. Wasn't my highest priority so far, because github defaults to https, so the only remaining attack vector i can see would be to switch the files hosted there, which is not very likely to happen unless we have a mole, the account of someone with access to the org gets pwned or someone hacks Microsoft. In all cases, there'd be more efficient ways to do much more severe damage, but since this has been requested some times now, who am i to stand in the way of progress.

Hey, can you explain what you exactly mean with "can't use window"? I guess you mean that the window manager isn't starting and your windows have no window decoration? Unfortenetly unity8 is not ready for daily use and still crashes a lot on the desktop and has still a lot of bugs...

Thank you.