Hello. UbunCon Sintra 2019 just posted my first talk at the UbuCon (and my first talk ever).

If you want to get started with clickable and you don't know how, you might find this videotutorial interesting or useful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBMGhq-xT6c

Have fun, thanks for the fish and sorry for the inner jokes.

PS: You can post your questions in this thread if you need me to clarify something

I have been working in a Morph Browser icon.

Thoughts?

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Hints:

• Name

Marius answered to «Why is called Morph»:

Since it "Morphs" into different shapes (convergence) and fits all screens

• Icon
  Based on Origami (Licenced CC-by Creative Mania from the Noun Project)

So, following @Josele13's idea this could be it:

@Flohack Do you need a rounded corners version for something? If you use the sqared svg UT takes care of the corners

List of Useful Code

I thought it would be useful to do a list of little templates, tools and maybe tricks to common problems we face when developing.

Templates

• About QML Template
• Button to Hide/Show Header
• Download Dialogue with Progress Bar
• Import Hub example. Click on the button to import a file and see in the logs the mimeType, url, etc

Tools

• Download Interceptor (download files that cannot be handled by the download manager
• Blob Saver (be able to download blob url)

Thanks @bhdouglass
Do you want to share yours?

We have finished a first draft for a Human Interface Guidelines wiki

It is basically most of the information we have been using until today.
Merge requests and comments are welcome

Random thoughts:

I've been using only UT for the last four years. No turning back for me. I have very good experience with my E5.
I've bought a PinePhone to support the project and to have a possible replacement for my beloved grandpa E5 in a future.

I have updated the qml templates with an element I feel very proud of: Rotate an element dragging it. Yeah!

Hello!
Thanks for the hype, notification and questions.
@domubpkm:

• the Linphone app currently diesn't support encryption. It's planned for next releases. Supposedly is possible with the code but all the help is welcomed.
• About privacy, here you have the legal aspects of Linphone service. Notice that when stted «contact list on your phone» and similars, they are talking about iOS and Android Linphone apps.
  Linphone for UT uses the command line Linphone, called linphonec and the daemon linphonecsh and you can see here the modification Brian did to it and the qml code used in the app.
• Here you can check how SIP should work as a protocol.
• And to change the email parameter for a Linphone account, you have to do it (for now) at their website or creating a «new account» in the app and checking the bottom section (witch is actually the same website).

Let's dance:

Let's redesign the Clock. Send your sketches. Have in mind that it has to be Ubuntu Touch. Keep in the Suru guidelines and remember that is has to rotate (so portrait and landscape) and adapt to small and big screens. Some ideas collected from the survey:

[...] we are giving a prominent space to World Clocks and Clock, which are thins that few people uses (specially clock if it's visible on the indicators)
I'm thinking that:

• Could it be possible to join timers and chronometer in one Section and add a Sections for Alarms? So that could be: Alarms | Clock | ChronoTimer?
• Do we keep Sections as they are but swap World Clocks and Alarms? So they are visible when opening the app? And put the World Clocks in the BottomEdge?
• We make the clock smaller to squeeze the world clocks there? We get rid of the clock And split the Selection between a list of alarms and a list of world clocks?

I'm interested to know the use we do of the clock app as it will be useful for a small redesign

a) I open the Clock App when I want to: _____________
b) I normally open the Clock App from: ______________
c) I think Clock App misses: _______________________

Rate the following aspects between 0-4, being
0 I don't know what's that,
1 never, once or for testing,
2 some times,
3 quite often and
4 always:

d) Clock (the time)
e) World Clock (more than 1 city clock)
f) Alarm (wake me up)
g) Chronometer (timer with laps)
h) Timer (count down)

i) I have been using Ubuntu touch as my main device since: _______ (or never if it's not your main drive)

New logs for

• the Clock: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/TCww2SbNXD/
• GearSystem: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/HfYKMjH9Bg/

@lduboeuf
dialog-warning-symbolic

^____^ not quite the same but it the one used in UTTT for example

I tested some apps on E5HD

• 2FA Manager: crashes on start
• Clock: crashes after some seconds to be opened: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/qQnrVFQ2xt/
• GearSystem: crashes on start

Interesting. I like the ones with round icon and left red bar. Maybe smaller icon and centered text?

Is the idea to show it as if it was a message without bubble?

I think it has been enough time to move to Morph... Thanks Oxide for all the good features, bye now

https://gitlab.com/cibersheep/mockup-templates

Small update to the template:

• Added initial tablet view
• Rearranged layers
• Added Dialog small set

@cliffcoggin the tutorial shoould have started after selecting time zone, language, etc on the first run. If not, that's a bug: could you fill an issue here?:
https://github.com/ubports/unity8/issues

@Moem It should trigger just after the welcome wizard (on the first install)

Thanks for the feedback. Quickly answering to your question might be:

• The OS is designed to work on phones, tablets and desktops.
• Global back button is working in-app. If it doesn't, pleas file a bug report
• There is no «OS back» as the system is designed with a different paradigm (aka «we are not Android»). You choose where to go depending on what you want to do: Launcher, Dash, other apps, etc...

Have you go through the welcome tutorial that show the basic OS use?

Cooooool!

Is it safe to flash them? Any safety recommendation?

Edit:

• E5: ok
• M10HD: ok (this one makes me specially happy)
• Arale: Ok
• Nexus 5: ok