Topics created by advocatux

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

Already fallen over that one yesterday... :)

@alan_g and you're completely right in doing so. I just wanted to link to your post here in case someone came to https://forums.ubports.com/category/36/unity8 looking for the latest news. Thank you for your work!

@advocatux Yes

@Cesar-Herrera that's right but the problem is nobody uses that word in tech documentation.

@UniSuperBox perfect! Thank you.

@callump123, it seems the problem is OP has mounted OP3/3T screens upside-down in their OP5 model. That means the screen refresh bottom to top, not top to bottom. Here are some videos showing the effect. More info. https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/6kh83o/confirmed_oneplus_5s_display_is_upsidedown_likely/djm700d/ https://www.xda-developers.com/confirmed-oneplus-5-display-upside-down-likely-reason-jelly-scrolling/ Edit: Answering your question, in that last link you can see this: Not every OnePlus 5 owner will encounter this issue or notice it happening. It is unknown how many OnePlus 5 owners will ever encounter this, though OnePlus assures that it is only a small number of users.

@UniSuperBox, thank you for the reply. Yes, I know about the GPG validation chain, and I'm confident about the communication phone-server and vice versa for the official issues, so to speak. I'm more interested in how to check integrity when downloading one of these images [0] directly, or in the security check of all those apps people are developing and uploading to the openstore, and things like that [1]. That's why I asked about the plan to keep UBports secure. [0] http://cdimage.ubports.com/devices/ [1] Some people already tried to sneak malicious apps into the "old" Ubuntu Store. https://insights.ubuntu.com/2015/10/15/update-on-ubuntu-phone-security-issue/

@sverzegnassi said in Ubuntu for mobile devices post mortem analysis by Simon Raffeiner: I would only ask if it's better to have a phone with a smooth experience, or a phone that converges to desktop, at first. That's right, first a fully functional phone. Better go step by step. Besides there isn't good hardware available for true convergence, at least for now.