I'm using Firefox on Ubuntu Touch (focal), but I've found that I can't copy anything to native apps.
I don't know if it this is limited to Firefox, or if it still happens with a physical keyboard, but it seems to me that the clipboard isn't being shared with the native/host OS. Is this intended behavior and is there a way to workaround it?
The issue was me not having a screen lock passcode defined.
Not sure if this is the best way to approach this, a settings page for editing user information (including name and root password) would be useful, that one could then opt out for the screenlock.
You can reinstall through the installer leaving the "wipe data" unticked which will retain all your data and take about 10 minutes or in updates change the channel to development and then back again.
Good to know (never tried it) but that still would clear all Libertine containers right (IIRC packages get installed outside user data?)
@MrT10001 I have not, and IMO that's too much work for such a minor issue. I'll wait for the next OTA and check if it solves it.
@MrT10001 TB-306F.
To be honest I don't believe this happened on a fresh install, I just noticed it yesterday and yeah it happens after sleep; on a fresh reboot the correct icon is showing.
The channel is 24.04 stable, I haven't even updated it once since I made a clean install 2 weeks ago.
At most I have played around with Libertine and the NixManager app from the store, don't see how the system could have been changed.
Restarting NetworkManager does not seem to work, the 'not connected' icon appears to be found, but on connection it gets back to the generic gear icon.
@MrT10001 The Lenovo M10 Tablet
I've noticed the "Network" tray icon gets broken after screen lock:
What could be causing this?
(using UT 24.04)
This tablet has no digitizer - it's a hardware limitation. So only touch input is supported, no active stylus will be recognized as such. You can still use it a soft-tip passive stylus for convenience, but it's essentially the same as using your fingers.
The issue was me not having a screen lock passcode defined.
Not sure if this is the best way to approach this, a settings page for editing user information (including name and root password) would be useful, that one could then opt out for the screenlock.
I've figure it out that entering 'selection mode' with a long press is precisely what I was looking for.
Would still be useful to somehow start the terminal on selection mode and hide the 'Exit selection mode' option
I'm trying to get ncspot to work within a libertine container, and while everything appears to be functional, touch (pointer) events do not seem to be captured by the program, which sort of defeats the whole point of the terminal interface. The only way to actually navigate the menus is using the built-in arrow keys (or, I assume, an external keyboard) but that's very limiting.
Is it possible, and if so how does one achieve it, to have terminal apps detect touch/pointer events_
I'm trying to add a third-party PPA to a Libertine container (24.04), but running into the error:
Error: must run as root
when I use libertine-container-manager -i noble -a add -n ppa:<...> . Using the Libertine settings UI fails silently (I assume the underlying error is the same).
Going directly into a fakeroot shell doesn't work because of the nature of the container, I can't call add-apt-repository from inside it.