@s10ley install it inside libertine container not on the base system

@ancientsounds said in Failure to finish creating Libertine container on OTA-3:

... the network I was using was better for downloads

Probably that.

I just came across a similar thread https://forums.ubports.com/topic/8610/w-failure-to-run-chroot

if moderators see this, will you mind merging these?

@moem sorry, to be honest, I didn't knew it was in beta.
Thanks for your advice by the way. I'm so excited with Ubuntu Touch I'm missing a lot of points because of my rush

@hobanwashburn said in Can I run a windows virtual machine on google pixel 3a using ubuntu touch?:

@moncon details please on getting libreoffice to work and in captain dummy talk if you wouldnt mind.

@hobanwashburn
I used the instructions on this oesf post: https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?topic=36599
but this is for the Cosmo Communicator

@kugiigi Could you explain how that would work? Which app do you have in mind. I looked for keyboard apps and installed some, but this did not allow me to have a keyboard app up when emacs started.

As stated before, using the Libertine Tweak Tool available from the Open Store, allows you to set gui sizing and large scroll bars for apps in libertine containers, that make them much more usable mobile form factors. Also - installing the Scroll Anywhere extension and setting it for "Grab and Drag" behavior allows scrolling via touch for Firefox. Firefox unfortunately still will be much slower and less responsive than Morph is on UT.

Best regards,
Steve Berson

The Falcon app launcher shows the desktop apps

@Lakota Had a good look at bug reports and looks like waiting for 16.04 to get this fixed. The fix should come for nexus 5 but understandably not top priority at present.

I have this issue too. Is there a workaround?

N5. 16.04dev