@advocatux It basically worked, with minor changes (in the address1 line, I had to put first the IP with the netmask, and then the gateway). Problem fixed! Thanks, again.

STARTLS as cipher, and START SESSION as authentication method. ( I'm traslating menus entries and options from Spanish, so I apologize again for any mistake). I think that's all I had to change.

I have just upgraded to OTA 5. Obviously, I have checked the option on the Morph browser settings. I tried too by unchecking it! Thanks in advance for any suggestion.

I have installed an old version of Firefox (the newest one does not run) and found that it has the same problems with the GeoGebra web application. So I couldn't find a way to run GeoGebra.

@lakotaubp Thanks again. The tip on the battery settings allowed me to have chromium installed on a different container. But it crashes after a bit without leaving any message. Nearly the same happened with Firefox, what did shock me. Arora runs successfully, but it is giving me problems with forms (when I start writing in the second field, it returns to the first one). And has problems with geogebra web applications.
The tip on deleting packages through the command line failed (it says that chromium-browser is not installed).

@lakotaubp Thanks. That didn't work, probably because the package is half-installed —the installation longed about 24 hours, the latter ones without any log output, so I tried to restart. Now the previous log output is not visible anymore ( in the container's info page —"Operation details"). I cannot reinstall the package until I have removed it. By the way, the package is "chromium-browser"

In 16.04 OTA5, running on a BQ M10 FHD, please...

Hi. 16.04 OTA5 running on a BQ FHD.
I have got the deb file for Chrome. It is in the Downloads folder in the internal memory. It is visible from the Libertine section of the Settings, through the dialog "Choose Debian package to install".

I select it, and then nothing happens. At most, it returns to the previous view of the already installed packages.

When I try the dialog "Enter package name or Debian file" then, again, after introducing the exact name of the file, nothing happens.

I cannot get any further. Any idea?

@juangrodeja I have downloaded the portable version but I cannot run its executable file. Can I incorporate it to a libertine container? Any other way to run it?

Thanks everybody!

@hummlbach said in No pdf viewer does perform text searches?:

@JuanGRodeja i think it depends on how the PDF was created whether its easy to search in them or not. If the PDF is basically only an image it gets difficult. Nonetheless possible for example M$ Onenote, does some OCR to let you search in these... That maybe would be a more advanced feature, but for other PDFs, i guess it shouldn't be that difficult. Please open a feature request issue here: https://github.com/ubports/docviewer-app/issues

Thanks. Done.

Is there a fundamental problem making that difficult? I only know the pdfjs viewer and the Document viewer, neither of which do that task. Does anybody know a web application doing that, by the way?

Thanks. I suppose that means that it will take long to fix the bug...