I have installed an old version of Firefox (the newest one does not run) and found that it has the same problems with the GeoGebra web application. So I couldn't find a way to run GeoGebra.

Thanks! I'll do that.

I'm pleased to report that this issue was resolved by replacing my youtube app with the one by Alan Pope. Youtube now runs sweetly on my tablet.

@tominto the developer is currently asking for help with that (https://github.com/timsueberkrueb/ubuntu-hangups/issues/70)

I found the answer to my own question. There is a light on the bottom of N5 that keeps flashing, and the envelope icon on top becomes green.

@emacsomancer ah, yes, my bad, I copied&pasted the dev name too quickly ^_^ The maintainer of that package is Andreas Zuber, sorry!

@marc_aurel maybe the whole Android SDK is a little bit over the top but it shouldn't be a problem.

@oren-danniel you're welcome!

@breizhat Pleased that you've now sorted it. Enjoy 16.04 : )

I've just tried transferring files on Manjaro, works fine both ways, so this is Antergos specific. I had similar problems with my printer.

Tonight, I discovered that the problem with my tablet with ebay was because for some reason it was displaying the mobile site. Previously the M10 had always displayed the classic site which worked fine on the tablet. So I looked for a way to switch it back. I found that if I scrolled right to the bottom of the mobile site page, there was tiny clickable classic site emblem. Clicking that control immediately switched the display back to classic mode and everything worked smoothly without any insecure connection messages. In any case, on the tablet, classic mode is superior as more information is displayed. I hope this information will be helpful for other M10 tablet users.

@wgarcia said in uNav on N5: @chdslv I'm using unav and another tracking app (Activity Tracker) and in both GPS works as expected in a Nexus 5 16.04. Same for me - no problems on nexus 5 except it still takes some time getting first GPS fix

@custello said in How to download and install Apps from OpenStore via CLI?: Funny fact: The index.html file has exactly 6.53 MB (what would be the same size as Dekko's .click package). Maybe wget just renamed the downloaded file as index.html? Thanks to @Ingo's knowledge, this is partly true! wget will ignore the response headers, because this is an experimental feature at that time. Therefore wget uses a standard name for the downloaded file, and this one will be a classic index.html. @dobey said in How to download and install Apps from OpenStore via CLI?: The --allow-untrusted is required, because by simply downloading a click directly, you are missing the additional metadata, and are not verifying that what was downloaded, is trusted. Okay, thanks a lot! So the final (working) command should be: wget https://open-store.io/api/v3/apps/dekko2.dekkan/download/xenial/ -O /home/phablet/Downloads/dekko2.dekkan_armhf.click Afterwards: pkcon install-local --allow-untrusted /home/phablet/Downloads/*.click

@kiranbariya https://halium.mynameisivan.ru/op3/2018-03-03/ /or: https://halium.ivanismy.name

My goal is to use the phone as a server (a fancy RPi, yes). My current system is running on an old laptop and I was wondering if I could replace that with a Nexus (as it also runs Ubuntu). To my surprise it does a great job, sticked to the wall it makes a very (scratched, but) very cool thermostat. The only thing is, should the device reboot for whatever reason, someone must start apps and services manually.

@custello yes, the data is still at the same place. (Despite the new namespace. No new locations for data.)