Yesterday I tried the same for the amd64 clickable container (adding the dependendies manually and run in desktop mode), and got:
[FILE] Extracting information from the file...
[FILE] Requested file mime type: QVariant(QString, "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text")
[FILE] Path parsed as: "/tmp/Documents/hello.odt"
Loading document...
LibreOffice binaries found at: "/home/chris/git/docviewer-app/build/tmp/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libreoffice/program"
LibreOffice profile path: "file:///tmp/.config/com.ubuntu.docviewer/libreoffice/4"
Bootstrapping exception 'component context fails to supply singleton com.sun.star.configuration.theDefaultProvider of type com.sun.star.lang.XMultiServiceFactory'
/home/chris/git/docviewer-app/build/tmp/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/bin/ubuntu-docviewer-app: line 5: 10 Segmentation fault (core dumped) ubuntu-docviewer-app

Here some screenshots to the steps described in https://github.com/ubports/docviewer-app/pull/25

If you uncomment the line "#INSTALL( DIRECTORY ${UPSTREAM_LIBS_DIR}/opt/libreoffice/lib/libreoffice/ DESTINATION ${DATA_DIR}lib/${ARCH_TRIPLET}/libreoffice )" in Click.cmake, you get a click package without libreoffice support (e.g. text and pdf files work).

If you try to open an odt file, you get the message:

If you add (e.g. in a chroot environment with clickable --container-mode) libreoffice to the dependencies, and put the line " #INSTALL(DIRECTORY /usr/lib/libreoffice/ DESTINATION ${DATA_DIR}lib/${ARCH_TRIPLET}/libreoffice )" to the Click.cmake, you get an about 80MB click package.

Again opening an example odt file, you now get:

In the logviewer you see, for example:

After adding the missing dependencies, at some point it was no longer complaining, the screen looked like:

and the corresponding log:
qml: Path of the document: /media/phablet/7873-B162/Documents/example.odt
[FILE] Extracting information from the file...
[FILE] Requested file mime type: QVariant(QString, "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text")
[FILE] Path parsed as: "/media/phablet/7873-B162/Documents/example.odt"
Loading document...
LibreOffice binaries found at: "/opt/click.ubuntu.com/.click/users/phablet/com.ubuntu.docviewer/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libreoffice/program"
LibreOffice profile path: "file:///home/phablet/.config/com.ubuntu.docviewer/libreoffice/4"
Document loaded successfully !

But at that point docviewer crashed. I will not have much time currently to look into that in more detail, but at least that is where I got on Saturday...

while pdf files should already work, it was not yet possible to build a docviewer packages with libreoffice support.
I wanted to post the steps I already did and the results

@doniks
http://blog.bhdouglass.com/openstore/ubuntu-touch/2018/05/10/openstore-xenial-support.html

oh it does even belong to amazon now, that was new to me...

@3arn0wl no alexa.com has statistics for website visitors (popularity of websites), it has been around longer than Amazons Alexa

@talkless In my containers I replaced all urls by http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
also the ports ones
vivid vivid-security vivid-backports vivid-updates (main / multiverse / restricted / universe) are all included there

I'm really new to this, so I have some questions about building oxide:

• Which branch of https://github.com/ubports/oxide/ is currently used for 15.04 stable (OTA-2) ?
• do I need to follow the build instructions here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Oxide/BuildInstructions ?

my goal would be investigating a bug by doing a modification of the oxide code, and test it on a device (Aquaris 4.5).

+1 for updated browser ( possibly better webgl support on aquaris 4.5)
+1 for nextcloud/owncloud sync of calendar and contacts)
aethercast for aquaris 4.5 ( also possible in future OTA)

just an update: my battery went empty and after I booted the phone the indicator was back again. (problem gone) Not sure what solved it, maybe the toggle of the rotation lock switch in system settings followed by a reboot...