@KrishneshG It's more like for experimental or hidden stuffs that hasn't been merged into the system settings app. And I guess if someone has the time, many of those settings can already be merged into the system settings app.

I think that has been raised before and I agree that it can be confusing where you are coming from other OS. However, once you understand how it works, I think it's fine.

@CiberSheep For french, it would not be a solution, because the completion is at 100% [image: 1589119152480-capture-du-2020-05-10-15-56-12.png]

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@hammerhead Great Thanks

Ubuntu Touch really isn't all that orange lol The only things that come to mind that are is the logo and default wallpaper

the settings menu on nexus 5 and oneplus 3T

Hi Thank you - I will try and do some reading up. Kind Regards Kaz

@arubislander it is, for sailfish, as for the dalvik clone used for android compatibility. But the community version of sailfish made their own, based on presage, which I guess is under GPL license (if any)

@Lakotaubp that very informative to me i will go and switch to RC now

@Pulsar33 Ubuntu Touch core stuff is on Github, you only find some core Apps on Gitlab. So its fine.

As long as this function is not implemented, also "* -1" would work. Right?

Just put ubuntu touch on a Asus Nexus 7 tablet, works great, like it so much i got a LG Nexus 5 phone to put it on, first thing i seen with the tablet when it boots the boot screen only boots in the landscape mode, with the phone when i get it installed i hope it boots in the portrait mode

Some updates on this as I've been testing LineageOS: Dotterel: Plover + Arpeggiated Regular Keyboard Dotterel (named after a bird, like "Plover" is) exists, so this same approach could be adapted possible for something of the above. It is an implementation of Plover for Android, and can take an attached keyboard's chords or can use a touch keyboard for "arpeggio mode" (where you can tap each letter and it holds it down until you hit the "space" bar to release the full chord). I forgot about this mode but it might be an accessible example for implementing on a keyboard for chorded key entry which still might be useful: you could switch to arpeggiation mode with a key, then could hit "A" for instance and that is held down, then "B", then hit a "space" (release) key to release the "A-B" chord to whatever the user defined the chord as, which could be the word "about" or an abbreivation "Apple Berries" or whatever. Other Existing Keyboards A couple other Android "chorded" keyboards exist like Penti and Combo Key. I also didn't know the so-called "Hacker's Keyboard" exists, which has CTRL/ALT keys - but unfortunately only in landscape mode I think (would there be a way to get them in portrait mode?).

@AppLee ok I understand your doubts, when I have a bit of time I'll try to learn UBports code and develop a prove of concept (for the moment I only develop in Python). And I'll make some tests to know if consumption in flight mode is considerably lower than in normal mode. thank you for your interest

@kugiigi yes I mean that's definitely the bulk of the issue here ^^