@paulcarroty Are you on Matrix?
If so you can request a manual review to @bhdouglass:matrix.org.
Include a link to your repo in the message, including instructions on how to build the app.
@paulcarroty Are you on Matrix?
If so you can request a manual review to @bhdouglass:matrix.org.
Include a link to your repo in the message, including instructions on how to build the app.
@paulcarroty I see..
I will ask if there are alternative ways and get back at you.
@paulcarroty said in Resurrection of Indicator Upower:
The app has been submitted to the Open Store and should be reviewed by the Ubports maintainers (it seems):
Have you asked for manual review in the Open Store telegram group?
@Kristoffer_Umea said in Ubuntu Touch Q&A 155 Call for Questions:
@arubislander True, but UT can install Android apps due to Waydroid so I fail to see what's going to break.
For one, not all Android apps work on Waydroid. And it is not often possible to know beforehand which will and which won't work.
Waydroid is a layer if I'm not mistaken.
Not exactly, Waydroid is a container, in this it is different to WINE on the desktop. WINE is a translation layer for system calls. Waydroid is actual Lineage OS running in a container.
For your use case, this would mean having it running in the background constantly, which currently would drain your battery very quickly.
Of course you are the only person who can decide if these tradeoffs are worth it.
@Kristoffer_Umea If this is an app your health and life depends on, best to only run in on an OS that is officially supported by the app.
@blendermen You seem to be following the porting documentation. Have you also seen mentioned the Telegram group for support with Porting Questions? There are more eyeballs there to pick up and notice your questions.
@MrT10001 When you say upgrades, you mean on the PC side, right? So then re-installing the OS would not help.
@vince.vs. Could you boot up a live version of Ubuntu and see if your device is recognized in that? If so, then you know it has nothing to do with the OTA, but with an update on OpenSuse.
To avoid having this conversation on parallel threads, I will lock this one, as the OTA is live and if users experience issues they feel are due to this, opening a new thread about it is best.
@Salah And to change the hostname you can open the Terminal app and do:
sudo hostnamectl set-hostname <your-desired-hostname>
This will persist between reboots, but will be reverted if you switch update channels, or between larger updates.
@huben Morph uses QtWebEngine to provide the browsing functionality. And it seems that QtWebEngine bundles its own set of trusted CA's in binary format.
This would explain why adding your certs does not have any effect.