@t3kg33k said in Nexus 7 2013 (16GB) install: Update: That clued me in. So, this time I ran the UBports Installer AppImage as sudo and it looks to have been successful this time. Thanks for the assist. Ha. Interesting. I did not expect that. And actually, I do not understand it, but hey. Glad it worked!

Yes, it really seems like an excellent navigation app. I mostly use OSMand on my Android phone, but Puremaps has me seriously thinking about making an in car Ubuntu Touch based entertainment/navigation system. I think the swipe based input navigation might also works better for such a system, although ultimately I really need physical buttons and not only a touch-screen.

@marius-ciclistu This is not an issue tracker. Please comment on issues filed on GitHub, and do not take over other threads on this forum to talk about the issues you might find on your device. The topic of this thread isn't about what issues people have with UT on their devices.

@AppLee thanks for the helpful information..

@C0n57an71n What do you mean code? If you mean the keyboard, it's here

Sorry, I couldn't let it go... this is what I found out... It took me 15 minutes including writing this reply. Let's find all files in /usr that contains case insensitive word "launcher" $ find /usr/ -iname '*launcher*' /usr/bin/cautious-launcher /usr/bin/unity-webapps-qml-launcher /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/ubuntu-system-settings/private/Ubuntu/SystemSettings/Launcher /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/ubuntu-system-settings/private/Ubuntu/SystemSettings/Launcher/libUbuntuLauncherPanel.so /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/ubuntu-system-settings/liblauncher-plugin.so /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/unity8/qml/Greeter/Unity/Launcher /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/unity8/qml/Greeter/Unity/Launcher/libUnityLauncherAS-qml.so /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/unity8/qml/Unity/Launcher /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/unity8/qml/Unity/Launcher/libUnityLauncher-qml.so /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/libertine/launcher /usr/share/ubuntu/settings/system/launcher.settings /usr/share/ubuntu/settings/system/qml-plugins/reset/ResetLauncherHome.qml /usr/share/ubuntu/settings/system/qml-plugins/launcher /usr/share/unity/themes/launcher_background_middle.png /usr/share/unity/themes/launcher_background_top.png /usr/share/unity/themes/launcher_background_bottom.png /usr/share/unity/themes/launcher_reflection.png /usr/share/applications/unitywebappsqmllauncher.desktop /usr/share/unity8/Launcher /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/LauncherDelegate.qml /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/FoldingLauncherDelegate.qml /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/Launcher.qml /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/FoldingLauncherDelegate.qmlc /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/Launcher.qmlc /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/LauncherPanel.qmlc /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/LauncherPanel.qml /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/LauncherDelegate.qmlc /usr/share/icons/suru/apps/scalable/preferences-desktop-launcher-symbolic.svg Hmm... the /usr/share/unity8/Launcher folder looks promising... After reading, what's in the /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/Launcher.qml, there is a parameter that looks promising: 28 29 property bool autohideEnabled: false 30 property bool lockedVisible: false I mean the autohideEnabled... Let's see, where it's used... $ grep -nr autohideEnabled /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/ /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/Launcher.qml:29: property bool autohideEnabled: false /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/Launcher.qml:411: if (root.autohideEnabled && !root.lockedVisible) { /usr/share/unity8/Launcher/Launcher.qml:607: autohideEnabled: true Only in three positions... maybe if it was always true, the launcher would stay hidden... try to edit the line 29 (you'll need to remount the / as rw) and restart unity8 via UbuntuTouchTweakTool... ... This is all the effort I'm willing to invest into this thread for now. Maybe it will help. Happy hacking. EDIT: maybe the autohideEnabled is not he way to go, maybe it does someting else, I haven't tried...

OK, thanks!

Thanks, @kugiigi & @povoq. :waving_hand:

@Capsia Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately Firefox does not work consistently well across my range of UTouch devices. That would effectively lock me out of using certain sites on those devices where it doesn't work.

@kamstartech Hi, and thanks for your efforts. You can start by having a look there: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2068/halium-first-steps And you might find some help in the porting category of this forum: https://forums.ubports.com/category/33/porting

@Flohack I've just seen that UBports now has its own online shop (https://ubports.com/shop). Nevertheless, I must inform you that EnVenteLibre has agreed in principle to integrate UBports in its online shop which already integrates more than a dozen projects in the field of free software/ciluture (https://enventelibre.org/en/). So, please let me know if you think it would be interesting to increase the visibility and popularity of UBports Foundation to also use this community store.

@poVoq said in Observations on battery life - please share your experiences: Well, given that there is still some battery charging stuff running, even when the main OS is turned off, maybe there is an firmware issue of some sort? Could anyone else with a Nexus5 try and see what happens with a turned off device? Small update on this: it appears my Nexus5 isn't powering down the wifi chip on shut-down. So if I make sure there is no connection before shutting it down the battery doesn't drain nearly as fast when turned off. Is this something that might be a specific UT issue?

Hi @AppLee Thanks - I have marked it as a question and as solved. Kind Regards Kaz

I see. The idea is to print the manual on a Din-A1 or Din-A0? Color or Black and white? Is there any requirement for the manual of Ubuntu Touch OS?

When I read the proposition of Lionel I thought about the most popular fully featured apps. For me, requirements to get into this kind of repository should be something like: UT app (port of existing app to UT, native app) Popularity the user base should be large enough to draw developers/designers to contribute Of course popularity is hard to define, but I agree that some advanced apps should benefit from the visibility given by the foundation to help find people to contribute. I also agree with @dobey that the separation should be clear between community apps, core apps and the OS. Problems are who could be in charge of the gitlab, how to manage access rights, etc. I have very little knowledge of how it can be done. Meanwhile if a developer cannot continue maintaining their app, the forum is a good place to call for a new maintainer and ask for help to keep a nice project alive.

@Jose_Fabio said in Boosting privacy and lower free for donations with BTC: Btw, sorry for the typo at the title, when I was about to change it someone flagged my post as spam and now it says I can't edit the post because it's been too long since I posted it. It wasn't flagged as spam. But as you're a new member of the forum there are more strict rules about posting and editing posts. You'll get through it soon I guess and you'll be able to edit your posts later.

@x-Dub Well QML and JavaScript works well together so it's not a technical problem IMHO. Or maybe you're like me an know almost nothing to JS What I'm afraid of is the necessary dependencies that the library will bring. Web techno are out of my league because it moves too fast for my taste. If you try the adventure, you'll find help here or on Telegram.