@Marathon2422 said in Series of my Ubuntu Touch related videos: @HendriXXX subscribed :- a great idea, many will just look, but others will join up next one :- howto install on pinephone Thanks! Yes, I hope those videos gain some interest, so new users may join the UT community. I will probably buy either Pinehone or Librem 5, so there will be video about that. I was thinking Mopidy (spotify) guide for next video. It is going to be a bit complicated and may be also long video, if I get it to work. I had it running for a long time when I last time used Ubuntu Touch as my daily driver. @lool_lauris said in Series of my Ubuntu Touch related videos: @HendriXXX : In your 6th video, you are showing installation of Anbox. You use an image dedicated to Nexus 5 (hammerhead). By my side, I'm using a Nexus 4 (mako). I didn't find any image for this device. Do you know a way to install Anbox on Nexus 4 ? Sadly, there are no Anbox image for Nexus 4. If I remember correct, did Nexus 4 have too old kernel which didn't support needed Anbox kernel modules. I may remember wrong..

@Lakotaubp I meant something like this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1808167 https://www.nokia.com/phones/en_int/opensource

@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... ?

@usingfairphone yes, I can't help you either but I want to wish you the best with such humongous goal

Hi, for the people using "atom-clickable plugin" with clickable 5.0.0 the command "Clickable: Build and run [desktop]" from Atom doesn't work because it uses the old '- - desktop' option replaced by 'desktop'. To fix quickly this: open with an editor the file (enable 'show hidden files' to see 'atom' folder): <your-home-folder>/.atom/packages/atom-build-clickable/lib/clickable.json and remove the '- -' at line 114 after that should like this: args: [ 'desktop' ], Restart Atom to update the plugin. I have just made a Pull request at the author of "atom-clickable plugin" to include that fix, and to include the new '- - vivid' option (added with clickable 5.0.0) Tnx

@altr0n I managed to get my own kernel compiled, the issue was that I did not have a console argument specified that I needed (I founded it on another post here) console=tty0 Needed to be added to my kernel command line args. Hope this is useful to someone in the future!