I am trying to write a speech-to-text app using vosk library, but have little understanding on how to include the library. I have read the following thread https://forums.ubports.com/topic/1321/solved-how-to-import-python-library-to-clickable?lang=de and understood some of it. Basically,

• if the library is not installed and uses C you have to crosscompile it for Ubuntu Touch
• best way to do it is using clickable docker images

Is this correct so far? (Are there any tutorials including this part of the process?)
Now, the part I don't understand at all: how do I let python know that the additional lib is shipped with the app? Is there any way to modify PYTHONPATH? Or should the app bring its own version of python? Or something else entirely?
(Apologies in case I am missing obvious things, I am an interpreter-language-only person :] )

@applee Thanks & done

I am trying to write a speech-to-text app using vosk library, but have little understanding on how to include the library. I have read the following thread https://forums.ubports.com/topic/1321/solved-how-to-import-python-library-to-clickable?lang=de and understood some of it. Basically,

• if the library is not installed and uses C you have to crosscompile it for Ubuntu Touch
• best way to do it is using clickable docker images

Is this correct so far? (Are there any tutorials including this part of the process?)
Now, the part I don't understand at all: how do I let python know that the additional lib is shipped with the app? Is there any way to modify PYTHONPATH? Or should the app bring its own version of python? Or something else entirely?
(Apologies in case I am missing obvious things, I am an interpreter-language-only person :] )

In the Ubuntu 20.04 based release, is bluetooth expected to work more reliably? Is it on a priority list at all?
(No offence or complains, just curious)

@keneda not in my case. The router itself was malfunctioning. After we have got a replacement everything works fine on both Android and Ubuntu

@applee Thanks & done

Well that is embarrassing... It seems that the issue is not on UB side, as the issue persists after reverting to Android. Sorry for the fuss.
Though not technically solved, it is best to delete the topic then?

@saveurlinux thanks for the help. Now I have found a network log, but there is no immediate red flag jumping at me apart from
(process:3323): GLib-GIO-WARNING **: Error releasing name com.canonical.indicator.network: Connection closed
which might have resulted from me closing the second password prompt after trying to log onto the WiFi once.
P.S. Yepp, there is no sim card in the phone as of now.

Debug: nmofono::KillSwitch::KillSwitch(const QDBusConnection&) reply.isValid() true reply.value() false reply.error() QDBusError("", "") ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Device Added: "/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Devices/0" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Device Added: "/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Devices/1" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Device Added: "/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Devices/2" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Device Added: "/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Devices/3" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Adding modems QSet("/ril_0") ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Unlock all modems ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Waiting for modem to be ready "SIM 1" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Notify when ready to unlock "SIM 1" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Setting flight mode enabled = true ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Setting WiFi enabled = false ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Setting flight mode enabled = false ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Setting WiFi enabled = true ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Connecting to: "Vodafone-4E84" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Connecting to known access point ((null):0, (null))

(process:3323): GLib-GIO-WARNING **: Error releasing name com.canonical.indicator.network: Verbindung ist geschlossen
Debug: nmofono::KillSwitch::KillSwitch(const QDBusConnection&) reply.isValid() true reply.value() false reply.error() QDBusError("", "") ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Device Added: "/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Devices/0" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Device Added: "/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Devices/1" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Device Added: "/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Devices/2" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Device Added: "/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Devices/3" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Adding modems QSet("/ril_0") ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Unlock all modems ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Waiting for modem to be ready "SIM 1" ((null):0, (null))
Debug: Notify when ready to unlock "SIM 1" ((null):0, (null))

Hi everyone,

I flashed Ubuntu on a nexus 5 yesterday, without any apparent issues. But once booted up the phone is unable to connect to WiFi. I do see the networks and when clicking on my network I am prompted to enter the password. But after doing it, no connection is established and after a minute or two I am prompted to enter the password again and so on. I have checked the pw (and have other people check it), so that is not the root of the issue. Flashing the image from a different channel (stable, dev, rc) did not help either.
Additionally in the software licences tab in the settings there is "License can not be shown" message when I look at the network manager. Is there any solution to it? Are there any logs where I can see more details?

P.S. I can no longer activate the developer mode after I have flashed the dev image, even when I go back to stable.

Thanks in advance!