Ubuntu Touch Q&A 139 Call for Questions
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Hello Again, Ubuntu Touch 139 is planned for this Saturday 27th April at 19:00 UTC... so we need your questions. Please post them below, but remember that questions on porting to device **** or its status, and questions on bugs, will not be answered.
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Maybe this has not been decided jet, but I would like to hear what would be the most likely scenario for the future:
Will the OpenStore support mobile friendly snap packages in the future?
Or will we have the OpenStore and the SnapStore preinstalled in future releases of UT?
Or will the SnapStore completely replace the OpenStore? -
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Would a development related question be ok?
I'm trying to develop a system application for Ubuntu Touch, but between my little experience with the technologies (Qt, C++, D-Bus, Lomiri ...) and the peculiar architecture, I am a bit lost.
The app communicates with Ofono though the system bus, that part is more or less done and running fine on a PC, but now I have to communicate with the GUI, and I don't have a clear picture of how this should be done, especially so that it feels "integrated" with the system.
I would like to know if there is any core application that follows a similar schema that I could take as a reference, or the go-to tutorial for core system development.
Best regards.
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@ATTESA said in Ubuntu Touch Q&A 139 Call for Questions:
Would a development related question be ok?
I'm trying to develop a system application for Ubuntu Touch, but between my little experience with the technologies (Qt, C++, D-Bus, Lomiri ...) and the peculiar architecture, I am a bit lost.
The app communicates with Ofono though the system bus, that part is more or less done and running fine on a PC, but now I have to communicate with the GUI, and I don't have a clear picture of how this should be done, especially so that it feels "integrated" with the system.
I would like to know if there is any core application that follows a similar schema that I could take as a reference, or the go-to tutorial for core system development.
Best regards.
Messaging-app and dialer-app both uses ofono in the end but not directly, it is done via Telepathy framework ( see telepathy-ofono repo ).
For history ( sms and calls): history-service is responsible to store them in a database that is accessed via a History API
For sms sending and calls: telephony-service -
@lduboeuf Thanks a lot for your help, It's being an uphill battle, but I am confident of making it
