@hummlbach said in Dekko 2 account settings: please enable logging by following the instructions in this post: https://forums.ubports.com/post/13127 I did that, here is my dekkod.conf file: [FileLog] Enabled=0 Path=/home/phablet/dekkod.log [LogCategories] IMAP=1 Messaging=1 POP=1 SMTP=1 [StdStreamLog] Enabled=1 [Syslog] Enabled=0 And here is dekkod-notify.log: dekko.accounts.list: Adding accounts (7) to list dekko.accounts.list: Removing accounts (7) from list dekko.accounts.list: Adding accounts (8) to list The new account inbox is created, but it remains empty. And I don't know how to force email downloads, if it's at all possible. The account settings are as shown in the screen shot below.

@PINE64 Led projector !!!

@Aury88 That's why I emphasized could. The Ubuntu badge might just disappear which would solve any issue with Yumi. Or Yumi might have a Yumi/Ubports specific one which would also solve any issue using them as we wish. I Personally quite like that idea. Maybe the less that looks like the Ubuntu (the badge) one the better. That would stop any other associated issues maybe. After that..........

Sadly this is the default behaviour for Terminal and as @guru says it has been present ever since UT has a Terminal (and suspends inactive apps, not sure which was first). But it makes it quite useless on many occasions so if I could vote I would vote for preventing Terminal suspension by default. Of course UT Tweak Tool is a way to "fix" this but it is kind of expected that people would want to run tools in Terminal even when the app is not on focus.

Hi guys, I would like to ask several questions, to know if you have planned any of this ..... Is it possible to make an encrypted and password-protected folder where you can keep things away from the sight of someone stealing your phone ? Is it possible to add an indicator that puts you how many connections you have in the Wifi when you have connected the access point ? Do you plan to be able to read files in ext4 , ntfs or fat64 ? Is it possible to create an app to compress and decompress files and folders? When you send by mail or telegram several files it is very good to compress them... Thank you for being there....

@fossMan https://mir-server.io/doc/group__mir__toolkit.html

Bad luck, after rebooting, the SD card was gone again! Ejecting and inserting once more, it showed up again. I guess there is an electrical contact problem.

@Teigneux Thank you! It's just wonderful - I had no idea...

@zhangsan you're welcome

Just for info there is now a Kaidan app available in the OpenStore https://open-store.io/app/im.kaidan.kaidan

@hummlbach Yes. Thanks. It's ok for Ubports forum. I must check again regarding Gitlab.

So, what have we learned this week? Everyone wants a home No one can agree on what home is Some people like the desktop "stuff on your desktop" paradigm, others hate it New Unity8 already provides features we're used to seeing on a home screen, but not somewhere that is a home screen Quite a few shades of gray here. I don't think we'll be able to reach consensus for everyone without just getting in and doing something, then taking the feedback from that. It's really hard to describe dynamic functionality in words and sometimes it doesn't make sense until it's put in front of you. Personally, I think Kugi said it best early on: I guess I could live without "home" until we get a great idea that's really a game changer Let's try some things out and see what sticks, starting at the simplest first. The best ideas will naturally float up and get traction behind them. As they develop past their initial stages, we'll see more development toward interfaces which are consistent at every point. I must reiterate that (since my job title is "development manager" and I feel the need to protect the time of our paid and volunteer developers) I do not support adding lots more settings or compromising between ideas. I truly believe we can make one really good way to use a mouse, keyboard, and/or touchscreen on any size personal device and the only way we'll do that is by working together. If that is totally not to someone's liking, we are not the only mobile operating system. So, to put what is next more concretely: We may experiment with Jan's idea to tap the background (it's only a few lines of code to change what tapping there does) and ask for feedback from small groups. Otherwise, we don't want to make any huge changes to new Unity8 before it is released to Stable the first time. We'll release then iterate. Go out and make.

@BlueKenny Sorry for the late reply : too busy. @BlueKenny said in uText [ Help / Devel ]: if you click on 'Save' so you can open as many file you want without modify it Ok if you think it's not too much useful @BlueKenny said in uText [ Help / Devel ]: swipe from this border Ok it missed the morning coffee for me ! I couldn't do it this morning even if i saw your explanation @BlueKenny said in uText [ Help / Devel ]: no possibility to go back to the first page Ok.. To your last point, for my part, i don't like to much work with several files open at the same time. It's only my opinion. If you do it we must have the possibility to save a file or to exit a file when you want. But your app can be very scalable : maybe will open (so as to work on them) various file formats in the future... ?

@Aury88 Thought that might start some ideas off so started a new thread here https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2618/new-badge-for-yumi if you want to put ideas there. Have fun.

Purism posted a few videos yesterday of bootup, calls, and browsing, and SMS on the Librem 5: Purism’s Librem 5 Progress in Videos

@dobey It's a question of convenience: Sailfish offers a very good overview over open apps. They even introduced a so called cover page with a specific way to display the essential content and to provide essential functions by buttons. Neither the stack of open apps in Android nor the fan arrangement is optimal for the overview and the interaction. Further more the sidebar inherited from Ubuntu is not an otimal user experience. It inherits an approach form desktop Ubuntu. The approach is app centric, but it should be feature centric. Another detail is the concept of a scrollable tab line. It is used in the system settings overview, that one can swipe in from the top and in many apps. It clearly shows, that this is not optimized for a mobile use case, because feature are not immediately available. Sailfish is a really good example how a mobile user experience is improved. The font size is larger and functions are vailable with a very special pull down or push up menues from the top or bottom. Even if I define a large system font, the font size in the message app and dekko2 is very, very small. Last but not least it's a matter of aesthetics. There is still a lot to do here in UBPorts. The introduction of themes, such as Suru Dark, is a big step forward. According Superbook and Mirabook. I agree, there are missing hardware for a convenient convergence use case, yet. I'm pretty sure, there is a market for this use case an related hardware.