Maybe you want to follow / add info here:

https://gitlab.com/ubports/apps/notes-app/-/issues/54

@danqo6 said in Podbird reignited:

I have for you another version for testing. [...]

@CiberSheep Your issue should be fixed

I'm about to cry... it renders even the position of older downloaded episodes that I previously partially listened. Position recovery is working on downloaded and online episodes woohooo!

Seeking in an episode is really smooth

Thanks!

Arale on dev channel

• Reopening the app keeps the cue (but keeps the already listened episodes)
• Position in a episode is lost (always starts from position 0:00) no matter if it's on or off settings for downloaded episodes*.
• Listen an episode until the end, reopen the app. The episode stays in the cue

* -- If the last listened episode is a downloaded episode, when reopening, the position is lost
-- Online episodes remember position
-- If you listen to a downloaded episode, jump to an online episode and reopen the app. Position of both episodes are remembered

@danqo6 said in Podbird reignited:

Hello guys, I implemented today that podbird can remember queue between restarts and playback position for every episode.

Whhhheeeet?? How did you do that?

@Torkel67 that is probably the media hub. Only plays one source at a time... so UT. It's design to work like that I think it's true I remember playing podcast while driving and having uNav indications with no problem...

@peat_psuwit said in Call for testing: Updated Pulseaudio & better Bluetooth headset support:

Since the update from yesterday in the dev channel, media-hub audio stops when locking the device. Is it related to this? Is better to tet this as well?

@djkemmet quick answering:

• Python is as good as any other language to app
• As you discovered, no adb (the PinePhone doesn't use Android drivers, just mainline kernel) so as pointed above, shh
• Even of there is work to make Qt Creator work again, we use clickable for developement: https://clickable-ut.dev/

Maybe you want to join forces with MiMeCar https://qt-programming-course-sphinx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

I would say, better to work on the system VPN plugin

@marc_aurel said in How to extend the system UI and UX?:

One idea is to modularise the system UI to replace the content of the left sidebar with an app.

That has being discussed and I think we don't want to go that way.

Another clever idea on our Volla Community Days last week was, to use the finger print sensor to trigger an event to open an app or bring it to the front.

Have in mind that not all devices have finger print sensors (specially desktops). Ubuntu Touch since its concept, aims to be cross platform from phone to desktop.

@Elleo said in Podbird reignited:

Feel free to fork the project if you'd like to take over maintenance of it

Isn't it better to push changes to your repo? Or do you prefer to step back from the project?

You did a great job and we really appreciate your app, remember that

@Elleo said in Podbird reignited:

[...] I had been working on [...]

That sounds really cool...

@DansLeRuSH said in Ubuntu Touch UI & Volla Phone:

By the "drop" area, I mean the notch (that's my poetic side) And when I said "shift to the left", sorry about misunderstood, I mean offset a few pixels to the left, not completely to the left. I have to look after notifications parameters ...

O I see
I would say: is there a way to detect the hardware / model. So, if you do you could set the Volla Phone to use some margin on the top of the screen

@DansLeRuSH said in Ubuntu Touch UI & Volla Phone:

• Thicken a little the notification bar (in this case to invisibilise the "drop" of the lens photo) ?
• Forbid the display of notifications always in the "drop" area (in order to not miss an hidden notification) ?

I understand that the Volla phone has a center front camera. What do you mean with «drop area»?

You can change notification behaviour in the System Settings > Notifications

• Shift the clock display to the left so that it is not visually cropped by rounded corners ?

Nope. The left area that looks empty is actually the area for the global menu.

@Kaizen For the header image (the 3D Yumi) I would use only one circle the one with Yumi

@Kaizen Much, muuuuch better. Well done

@ogogon said in Using linphone:

@Flohack said in Using linphone:

@ogogon Sorry to correct @CiberSheep but application logs are not in /var/log but in the user´s app area, and logviewer App can read from there.

I'm sorry, I already reconfigured it to /var/log. What is the path to user applications area?

Do not use to capture logs with terminal or cmdline, open the log viewer app and look there.

And if I go over ssh and say 'tail -f filename', can something go wrong?

Ooops... sorry about that.

You need to have the app open to see the log

I see I don't express myself very well here. I try to be more clear:

@ogogon said in Using linphone:

@CiberSheep said in Using linphone:

That's the official Linphone App from Linphone.

I apologize if I ask an indecent question, but what is wrong with this assembly?

Nothing wrong. They can do whatever they want with their app.

Why not include it in UBPorts? Why do you need to do another assembly if there is already done and having a fairly wide functionality?

I don't believe I do «another assembly» I believe I have thought about how this app should look in our OS.

And I repeat: I don't see the need of using nearly the whole screen for a dialer that I would nearly use when I can use a more versatile keyboard that is already implemented in the OS.

An answer like "if you are so smart, then take it and turn it on" is not accepted. I want to understand your logic.

I see I don't express very well here. I'm sorry if you read «impatient young kiddo go and make it yourself if you're so smart» I'm trying to say that «if you have a better solution, you are welcome to share» and I expect you to «collaborate in the project, not think this is a product to consume». And I would like, instead of sending a screenshot of an app from another system, you to sit and considerate:

• Why a dialer?
• What's the benefits to have another assembly specific to the phone number that will be useless for SIP uris?
• What's the downside of having the OS keyboard

Then, let's come with a good solution. One that is ours and fit Ubuntu Touch.

I do not want to upset you, but it is not added.

Then, it's a bug

Is the program log somewhere written on the phone, or can I only attach the console output of my Asterisk?

The easiest is to install Logviwer that reads in /var/log/ check that the log doesn't show any SIP number

Sorry, shortcut for Merge Request

Can it consist only of a wish?

Of course, expect an honest answer (not in an hour)

@ogogon said in Using linphone:

I can agree with this logic.
However, as I understand it, there are already assemblies with a dialer. Here is a photo from some Cyrillic wiki.

That's the official Linphone App from Linphone.

It should. If it doesn't, then it is a bug. [...] https://gitlab.com/ubports-linphone/linphone-simple/issues

I'm sorry, but how to do this?

Dialing a number should automatically add the domain. If that is not the case, tap the link, and file and issue with the steps to reproduce so we can take a look at it.

I assumed that the described functionality is not there, because I did not install needed modules.

I see. Is not possible to install additional modules to this app.

I'm sorry, but what is MR?

Sorry, shortcut for Merge Request

Thank you for your message.
Before I start, please keep in mind several things:

• Be patient. People that works in this project, normally does it in their spare time.
• This is a project to participate in, not a product to consume.

Now, answering you:
@ogogon said in Using linphone:

Unfortunately, it does not have a dialer, and there is only a line for entering a SIP URI.

Short answer: That's right.

Long answer: After some thought I decided that I didn't want to have a whole dialer eating most part of the screen just to introduce number, specially because the SIP uri that I use are mostly alphaumerical. Therefore, it is more convenient for me to have a complete keyboard that would let you type an URI or change to numeric keyboard to introduce phone numbers.

That said, that is my approach. Ideally, the app would get access to contacts and retrieve the phone number straight from it, something that is planned but not implement yet.

I'm sure there are other approaches to this, merge requests are always welcome

[...]he does not understand that the domain needs to be added automatically.

It should. If it doesn't, then it is a bug. Please, check open an issue if it's not already there or add information if the issue is already opened: https://gitlab.com/ubports-linphone/linphone-simple/issues

Is everything so bad?

Is this an opinion or an issue?

I did not install any components?

Please, explain.

Need to make any additional settings? And where?

No

Can this linphone assembly be configured to work over TLS?

Not yet. MR are welcome

@theare27 said in Podbird reignited:

The ideal would be for Podbird to be able to remember the queue, it's position within the episode and be able to resume playback on restart

I agree this is the ideal: fix Podbird.