Hi @delijati
Can you describe what you had to do to test on amd64? This is my attempt:
https://gitlab.com/dekkan/dekko/commit/8b3aa09c7ec7b9d10b957c2d1013afe3bf737ea8
If I remember it right, I could build it but wasn't able to run it.
Regarding oxide , yes at some point the rendering engine probably has to be replaced, but unless that becomes blocking, it has no priority at the moment.
What error with oxide do you get?
Wrt dekko1, dunno
@antony1455 said in Rootfs for ARM:
On the ubports instructions page it says you do not have this version of rootfs.
Where does it say that?
@wayneoutthere ah is that what the boot camp is for? I only ever heard the name and never really understood what you guys do over there.
I'll check it out, but first I need to get a matrix account I guess, but first I need to go on vacation ;)
@dobey said in Rotation lock for specific apps:
As dialer-app already [...] specifies only portrait as supported orientation in the .desktop file
It doesn't specify that as far as I can tell ....
It rotates for me and I consider that a feature
@lakotaubp said in Nexus 7 2013 wifi screen rotation.:
@doniks Hi again, Carrying on from yesterday. Changed channel to dev last night from system settings. That seems to have fixed it so far, except for lock screen as you said. It does seem laggie at times but works.
Will try stable channel again later. Any help and advice gratefully received.
Well, seems to work right now, correct? I assume you have a flo? or deb? Is there anything specific help you are looking for? Only other thing I can think of right now is: I recently had rotation stop on my deb altogether. Flashed back to android, but that didn't help either. Then I found some instructions about how to fix the lose cable that caused rotation failure for some people: Take it apart and put some paper or plastic next to the cable to press it in ... I went for: lay it face down on a hard surface and press :)
@mihael ah, ok. understood. But, well, I don't know whether or what that variable does. I'm not really familiar with the dialer source code
@lakotaubp said in Rotation lock for specific apps:
@doniks As very quick aside what version if Ubports are you on the nexus 7. Mine defaults to portrait oonce the unlock code us entered and does not go back.Mine us 16.04 rc. Think oughts the tablet not Ubports side want ti check. Thanks
Well, I have the images from ubports server for Nexus 7 gsm (deb!). 16.04, not sure now which channel (devel? rc?), haven't updated for a few weeks and I'm "between laptops" so I can't easily check and it's ... a ... bit ... uhm ... an adventurous installation :) because: https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/643 However, it rotates every which way I want it to. (Except the login screen, but I think that rotates for no one). Happy to discuss further, but then let's jump into a separate thread shall we.
@mihael I'm still not following. Did the X-Ubuntu-Supported-Orientations not work? Are you looking for another workaround? Is it rotating now with automaticOrientation: false? Or not? Which values in the desktop file?
I'm lost where we are right now and what we're talking about ...
@mihael said in Rotation lock for specific apps:
@doniks In /usr/share/dialer-app/dialer-app.qml there is a
automaticOrientation: falsesetting - so it is set to false...
What does that mean? I don't get it.