Thanks for your help! Clock isn't coming up on UT Tweak so I cleared the data for calendar instead. I then tried to uninstall and reinstall the app, but now having uninstalled it, it won't install again. Notes isn't coming up on UT Tweak and isn't visible when I search for it on the OpenStore.
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Hello UBports people,
I have been using a Oneplus 5T as my daily driver for years now - big thanks to everyone that contributes!
Since the update to 24.04, some core apps have stopped working on my device. Calendar, clock and notes will open to the splash screen but then just load indefinitely. All other core apps work fine, but not having a clock app is pretty annoying! Plus, I had lots of notes that I would like to be able to access.
I have tried reinstalling with the UBports installer and updating between different channels. If I uninstall, then the apps can no longer be installed from the app store. I have lost clock and notes entirely this way.
Has anyone else experienced this? Is there anything I can do about it?
Thanks
@Alter Yes, I did, thank you. Just cut and pasted the files from the Xenial folder to the Focal one. Thanks!
Hello UBPorts,
Updated to focal about a week ago. Found fixes for most things on the forum - thank you to everyone, as always! - but one issue I have is that my notes are all missing from the notes app. Is there a way to recover these?
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Balrong
@mrt10001 Fair enough. Worth a try though! Thanks
Hello knowledgable people,
I need to switch out the headphone jack on my Oneplus 5T which got me thinking, would it be possible to buy a spare usb-c with display out and OTG from the Fairphone 4 and switch it with the usb-c port in the Oneplus?
I guess the two questions within that are:
Thanks,
Balrong
Another update:
Qtractor can be installed via Libertine (with libqtcore4 as prerequisite) and functions. Trouble is that Jack doesn't work and so actually recording on Qtractor hasn't happened for me yet. I think a real-time plugin is needed. I'm hoping someone who knows more than me will weigh in, but would this be useful to us?: https://ubuntu.com/engage/an-introduction-to-real-time-linux-part-i
Or does anyone know how to get Jack working with interface?
I will mess around with ALSA and see if I can get some MIDI stuff done.
Balrong
Update:
I bought a Samsung S9, which has the necessary hardware for usb input, and tested my Scarlet Solo using a usb hub. The Scarlet Solo works natively with Linux, in my experience.
When running on /e/ OS, the audio interface worked perfectly. The S9 recognised it as a sound card and audio came through it. I plugged my bass in, which all functioned perfectly as well. I downloaded n-Track Studio DAW for free through the /e/ App store and recorded some bass, as well as putting a drum loop to it. Latency wasn't a problem, though playback always started with a horrible sound. Still, relatively speaking, all good.
I then flashed UT to the S9. On UT, the phone recognised the interface as a storage device and no audio came through it, playing through the speakers instead.
So, @animaldaydream, since it works on Android, perhaps there is hope for UT? It doesn't recognise all usb devices as storage, my keyboard and mouse function as expected.
@fungie Is vcv rack anything like Carla? That's the vst 'emulator' (if that's the right term) that I use for Reaper.
How do you envisage the headphone jack being used?
Also, annoying that android is useless. Would you say its totally unusable for recording? Would a low latency kernel help?
@emphrath Rebuilding an image sounds hard. I don't actually own a device that supports wired external output and just assumed that all usb-c docks would work with them.
In terms of drivers, I would be interested to know how it works for Android. While I haven't used them myself, apps like FL Studio Mobile and Cubabis look really impressive. Though in fairness, I don't think I've seen them being used to record real instruments.
As always, the idea is clearly a lot more work than originally anticipated!