@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... ?

Just FYI, the credit is not mine but goes to my brother - his nick is zub, mine is not :). Unfortunately I lack the deeper knowledge necessary for such things. All I did was that I upgraded it to work with clickable (already on the original repo) and to run on 16.04 (apparently the apparmor framework update is still not there, but whatever). Regarding the SDL2 clickable template it doesn't sound as a bad idea though. However I really can't spend the time on it now :(. And the second thing is that SDL is no longer supporting Mir and new stuff may require newer SDL. So the question is whether this is useful. With Unity 8 and Mir upgrades (now on Edge) Wayland-enabled stuff should start working. So it would probably be better to start from scratch and take a look at how to compile SDL apps with Wayland. And I suspect that will be much more documented and a more streamlined experience. Sadly Mir didn't turned out the way I was hoping it would ... it is a nicely written code on par with the latest standards as that's how Canonical rolls but that's probably not what the general Linux community wants :(.

@pulsar33 @dad_and_alive now ti has only the a) feature, but feel free to report an issue on its github page to add these features

Actually this is quite doable. Not as a native application however (though that itself IS possible using the Discord SDK, considering that there is a wonderful third-party UWP Discord application for Windows), but using the webapp-container with the user-agent string of the latest Chrome or Chromium release, will cause the webapp to request permission for Microphone and allow VOIP calling under Ubuntu Touch. It will not however, allow PTT (as PTT requires a native application).