Ubuntu Touch 24.04-2.0 call for testing

Luksus

I was on 26.04 some days ago, and I experienced the same issues.
But when I go back to 24.04-1.x, it (camera/morph) works again...

I'm not sure what you mean by that

So, when Morph is not running, I click a link in a Dekko message (dialog appears: "Do you want to open .... etc", I click "yes"), Morph splash-image appears and then it closes immediately.
When Morph is already running in the background, it is the same behavior, but the link is still getting opened, when I switch to the Morph-App.

Anyway, I guess I have to figure out, whats wrong on my end...

lsitongia

@wally
If I do a reinstall of 2.x daily (on a phone that is in list 2.) using the installer in order to get the QT 6 Beta AND I do not select the option to wipe, will it preserve the current 1.x version of Morph?

Are there libraries that I can look for using a shell to verify getting the 2.0 Beta (or its daily equivalent)?

Thank you.

lsitongia

p.s. I ask this because when I reinstall without wiping, all the apps I've installed are still there.

messayisto

@Moem Thanks, but I need a way of finding out the version without using Morph itself because its not showing any website at all. only empty screen underneath the searchbar.

gpatel-fr

@Luksus

I think that from your 24.04-1.3 version you still have Morph-QT6 installed as an app from the store. You need to zap it (maybe restart the phone after that)

gpatel-fr

@messayisto

did you uninstall the Morph QT6 app ?

messayisto

@gpatel-fr It was not installed...

haagch

Surprised to hear so few questions about this: Will the new morph support lomiri location service? The morph beta from the store does not seem to, but it did appear to support geoclue last time I tried.

lsitongia

No one has another way to check if QT6 is installed?

gpatel-fr

@lsitongia

not sure what you are searching for, if you are under 24.04-2.0 morph is using qt6.
Try

which morph-browser

should return /usr/bin/morph-browser

then

ldd /usr/bin/morph-browser  | grep -i libqt

should return a bunch of linkings to qt6 libraries.