@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
TEXStudio is working in Libertine! The generation of sample documents went well. Tested on channel 24.04/daily on Fairphone 4. RAM usage topped at 2.7GB (free -h).
Other working things that are often used together with TEXStudio in the same libertine container:
inkscape (vector graphics)
atril (pdf viewer)
thunar (file manager)
Other;
mousepad (text editor)
parole (music)
Not working as well out of the box:
emacs
gedit
leafpad (usable, complaining about wayland)
Observations
xfce software tends to work with libertine.
Some windows get a window title bar that I didn't figure out how to get rid of.
Some apps in libertine are in bright mode. Maybe there is a way to add dark mode theme to a libertine container.
A libertine container can say you need to run dpkg --configure -a as root to fix an installation gone wrong. How to become root in a libertine container is not straight forward. su - not working. su phablet not working. libertine-container-manager exec -i noble -c "/bin/bash" and then fakeroot seems to work.
@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
@JamesSunderland
It is sure a necessity, but it also demands a lot of power, may crash. Stuff like that. And you know. Not the best solution to run two systems at the same time in general. So I want to keep waydroid just in case. And enjoy my whatsapp and surfing on focal.
@Rinkeby Sorry I am just barely seeing this didn't recieve any notifications. The instructions were from this article lHow to import WireGuard profile using nmcli on Linuxt but as @arubislander mentioned its simpler to run without the environment variable.
@arubislander said in How to do with mullvad VPN?:
@Rinkeby No problem, you go ahead and mark my answer as having solved your issue... looks better that way, anyhow... :grinning_squinting_face:
LOL
@lkroll That's definitely ideal. I'm sure the xenial app would be a great start. It would be nice but obviously it's a very old tech and kind of slow. It's probably better to look for other better solutions if the effort is too much.
@nibzy26 No, you just need to install and overwrite the current packages. Deb core apps like Morph, messaging and phone are there too but some core apps are in click package and they are at /opt/click.ubuntu.com. However most of them are probably compiled so you can't modify them directly on the device. Using clickable for those would be easy though.
Good evening Iduboeuf,
Thanks a lot for your answer and suggestions! And sorry to reply only only. I will check again the APN, but as far as I remember it was correct.
See you soon for the feed back.
Ad.
@iqrajaved said in Facing issues in Lomiri clickable environment:
@lduboeuf where is clickable 8.0? I could only get 7.12.3 as latest
Will land soon-ish, but you can help test the preview release with pip3 install --user git+https://gitlab.com/clickable/clickable.git@next
@maber01 said in How to edit ofono.override?:
@lduboeuf Your instructions for Xenial worked perfectly.
It was necessary to:
sudo touch /userdata/.writable_image
sudo touch /userdata/.writable_device_image
and reboot.
I can see that creating those two files means that the /dev/loop0 device is mounted read/write at boot time which means it is already writable when the ofono.override file is bind mounted.
BTW, can you point me at the documentation about those two files?
I'm afraid there is not. This comes from Telegram discussions
