The problem is: The GnuPG needs a good passphrase, esp. in our case where the device could be lost or teft. Mine is ~8 words long and typing it with the OSK is rather a PITA. Better is using for this an OpenGPG Card, a CCID security USB token. This requires only a 6 digit PIN to unlock the GnuPG keys. It's installation and configuration will be described in part2.

You're welcome!

@jack_mawang hi, just in case you don't know it: if you click on those 3 dots on the right hand side of your posts, you can edit them (among other options)

@umagellan yep, I'll keep an eye on it

To answer my own question: root@ubuntu-phablet:/# apt-get install gcc root@ubuntu-phablet:/# apt-get install libc-dev root@ubuntu-phablet:/# apt-get install make HIH

@dobey Thanks for your reply. How can I test it whether there is a bug related to the proximity sensor or touch digitizer? Intuitively, the touch digitizer does not seem to be disabled.

@arubislander Impossible

That's strange... The curly braces enclose optional parts, i.e. /{,var/}run/aethercast/dhclient*.leases lrw, means /var/run/aethercast/dhclient*.leases lrw, and /run/aethercast/dhclient*.leases lrw, The curly braces ({}) make this rule apply to the path both with and without the content enclosed by the braces. https://www.novell.com/documentation/apparmor/apparmor201_sp10_admin/data/bx5bmkc.html P.S.: because I'm usually on the dev channel and update rather frequently, I wrote a script to re-apply the change after each update: https://gist.github.com/Ingo-FP-Angel/905c5655511435b0ded2eb354dab538b

I resolved this by moving phone to my ubuntu 18 laptop. i had to add the USB device per this page: https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/144966/how-do-i-get-my-device-detected-by-adb-on-linux Started ubtouch and it's now installing.

@frapie This one https://forums.ubports.com/topic/1676/development-testers-for-anbox/138 enjoy

@rvan Firstly well done and enjoy Ubuntu Touch in the New Year. Using wipe can give a cleaner install but you seem to be all sorted. Have a good nose around and have fun. You know where we are if you need any assistance.

@guru oh dear, this feature is so incredibly broken that it is entirely useless I always made my lists manually ... if you would like to see that working, please recreate the issue here: https://gitlab.com/ubports/app-dev/notes-app/issues Thanks! Edit: as reported on the mailing list the bug is already there: https://gitlab.com/ubports/app-dev/notes-app/issues/11 IMHO we should rename it.

Sadly doesn't work, but it exits with 0. I'm not sure but I guess its blocked on the way to the PC for some reason.

The mouse lag is more of an issue with the wireless display than UT/Unity 8's performance. I also never got wireless display working on any of my UT devices but in my general experience with miracast (i.e. Android), it's really no ideal if an input device is involved, there's too much latency.

I think the required feature is disable lock when idle when this was set to some time 30s,...10m. I must dig into my old notes from the GOD.

@guru Yes, I have a Trash folder with POP3, I just rechecked the provider's portal to ensure that's the case. Not really having much joy with this. The logs read fine. When I delete items, they do "go" to the Trash folder, but just don't disappear from the main view. I also don't seem to be able to view emails with images in them. Ah it'll all come out in the wash, I get it that this package is transitional.

@lakotaubp Good sins to have those GNU/Linux distros . In 2008 I discovered FOSS when tasked to write a custom holiday rental/hire system for a members association. I attempted to use WAMP but discovered LAMP and used that approach. It was an eureka moment that took me down the GNU/LINUX route to find an operating system to use on my PCs instead of Windows XP. I tried and tested several distros running on XP virtually under Virtual Box including Fedora, Mint, openSUSE, CentOS, various derivatives based on Ubuntu and settled on installing Ubuntu Gnome and have stuck with Ubuntu despite the sometimes controversial change to Unity and now to Gnome3. I recently tried out Deepin Linux on my backup laptop and found it fast to boot and run apps although it is perhaps rather pretty. Being conservative I've decided to stick with tried and tested reliable Ubuntu on my day to day work laptop.