LIBERTINE

[Lakotaubp]

@advocatux Yes tried that get a dpkg error to fix run dpkg --configure -a then it can't access dpkg.
This is on Bq 5. When started Libertine gets as far as reading package lists then dpkg interrupted.
Of to work now so will try later

Edit tried with

-p package name,
-i container id -p package name
And -p package name -i container id

edit two
still not working bq 5 dpkg interrupted
nexus 5 same commands installed pkg

Edit Three 05/07
Have worked out the issue. Bearing in mind all of this is done trying out the new Libertine settings in 16.04 as is today. When creating the container from system settings Libertine, sometimes the container finishes the setup on its own then you have no problems. On others the setup hangs for hours with spinning circle and the container name showing on Libertine page. If you tap on the container name you can then use container settings to manage the container and update it. This stops the spinning wheel and all seems fine. until you try and install apps and get a dpkg error message.
This is for info only and only refers to using your device and Libertine settings and terminal on it today as no doubt things will change.

[dave1152000]

@advocatux Have got the container set up and apparently installed Firefox but nothing is showing in the scope on a M10 FDH with 16.04RC

[Lakotaubp]

@dave1152000 Hi, There is still a bit of work needed to get the scope working correctly, from what I've heard.

[killerbee]

any command line way of starting the fox?

[Marathon2422]

@lakotaubp
I had a play around,I think we are,trying to be ahead of the game, and should be patient and let the guys finish fixing the scope.

[Lakotaubp]

@marathon2422 yes I agree. Still it's nice to know how far things have come on, and what's improving on a daily basis. Big thanks to everyone involved in the progress towards 16.04 stable.

[malditobastardo]

@killerbee You have to:

1-libertine-container-manager list-apps (with this you will see a list of the current installed apps
Then
2-ubuntu-app-launch packagename (for example, ubuntu-app-launch xenial_thunderbird_0.0)
3-after launching the app you can pin down in the launcher bar so you can access the app more straightforward

[Marathon2422]

@malditobastardo
This worked for me with ' Gimp '
Thanks

[killerbee]

Cool starting "works" however results are not too enjoyable. Interested in errors?

Like Firefox crashes and Libreoffice has some issues with detecting correct mouse position / responsiveness...
No Offense meant here, I am fully aware of your braveness and that we are on the edge here (or even before

br and KUDOS
Thomas

[killerbee]

thunderbird works also, alas its UI is not meant for touch

[advocatux]

@killerbee how you tried using a mouse?

[killerbee]

@advocatux nope with the "touch mouse". Its cumbersome but doable I have issues with connecting to external display.... I only get dark gray screen, no display on external monitor, but tablet "changes to mousepad"

UPDATE: After I connected an external keyboard ONCE it now is able to switch on the external monitor. This allows me to use thunderbird on the tablet HOOORAYYYY!

[killerbee]

@advocatux external mouse attached via USB works nicely

[advocatux]

@killerbee \o/

[arubislander]

I am running 16.04 (2018-W27) on a BQ M10 FHD. I installed it via the UBPorts Installer with the -wipe optsion. When I run:

$ libertine-container-manager -i xenial

I get:

I: Retrieving InRelease 
I: Checking Release signature
...
I: Configuring libc-bin...
I: Base system installed successfully.
ChrootContainer.py:78: ERROR: create_libertine_container():	Failed to create container
libertine-container-manager:123: ERROR: create():	Failed to create container: 'destroy_libertine_container() missing 1 required positional argument: 'force''

Anybody else come across this error message?

EDIT:
I briefly switched to the Development channel to see if the experience was different there. Unfortunately it is not.

[Lakotaubp]

@arubislander yes same message missing 1 required positional argument: 'force' 'Not that that helps you much of course.

[arubislander]

@lakotaubp
No, not really
I will install libertine on the desktop and see if I get the same behavior. At the same time I will check if this issue has already been reported.

[Lakotaubp]

@arubislander Don't think it has yet. Tried on laptop to nexus 5 from windows 10 now just testing from nexus system setting, can't try anything else till later. Also not sure of current libertine status.

[arubislander]

Hmmm... don't think the libertine packages are in very good shape on the Xenial desktop either. I did:

$ sudo apt install libertine python3-libertine-chroot

to be able to install a libertine chroot container.
Then I did

$ libertine-container-manager -i xenial -d xenial -t chroot

as the default on the desktop is to create an lxc container. It installed lots of things, and got further along than on the tablet, But at the end it said:

Refreshing the container's dynamic linker run-time bindings...
proot info: pid 5345: terminated with signal 11

Which I am sure is not right either.

EDIT:
I see now that the libertine packages on the tablet come from the UBPorts repo, so I am guessing the project was forked, which would mean that the original issue has to be logged against the Ubuntu Touch project.

[arubislander]

It is possible that this issue here is related to what I am experiencing. If that is the case, then a fix should be on it's way soon