Posts made by ikoz

@Ad You can try powering off, boot to recovery and reflash without the erase data checkbox ticked.
To power off you can press the power off and volume up buttons for 15s (I don't have the OP5T, but it should work for any device).

@gwado You could encrypt it with username and salt it. You could use something like PGP for that. The best way would be to save it to a file with read only permissions and owned by root.
Does nextcloud support public-private key login? That would be ideal.

For QML, there is the settings component which saves the variables in a file, but the content isn't readable with a simple cat (IIRC).

There is a lot more information in this Unix stackexchange thread.

@CatWithUT It is part of the terminal app. You can even customize it, don't remember how, but someone modified some XMLs in this forum.

@_Joao_ It needs new lines after each entry (or space)
Example:

[Desktop file]
Application=aaaa
Icon=bbbb

@saveurlinux Does it work if it is launched on an async thread (from STL, or POSIX threads)? It shouldn't hang.
I've had some problems with qprocess unable to run certain commands too.

Unfortunately every app has its own different plugin to run commands e.g. UTT, snapz0r, uadblock and my icon changer app.

@ifelse Just modify the icon.name variable from a separate function

@E2024 you can run ps aux or top to see running processes (if that's what you mean). These are standard Linux commands you can look up for their documentation on a search engine.

@reikred Treble (by Google) hasn't stopped, all new devices with android 9+ have it. The Ubuntu Touch GSI isn't developed anymore.

@reikred There is project Treble (made partitioning more standard with A/B partitions) which somewhat fixes those issues, which enabled for an Ubuntu Touch GSI to be developed. However its development has stopped as it was a dead end to create fully functional devices.

@gwado The documentation (https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-multimedia.html#audio) doesn't say that audio play starts automatically.
Try

Component.onCompleted: {
    this.play()
}

Or setting autoLoad: true
Always inside the audio component

@reikred Existing ports have no chance of working, even those with the same SoC/chipset. If a device with the same chipset has already a port, it can make the porting easier.
The reason why the same port doesn't work for all devices with the same chipset, is that it isn't guaranteed that they will have all hardware the same. Some devices of the same model sometimes have different displays, with the same specs, which need a new driver!

@ds2k5 AFAIK the egl library not found can be safely ignored.

@Enrico13011978

I mean that Ubuntu Touch is slightly based on IOS.

No. How did you come to that conclusion? UT is based on Ubuntu which is Linux (FOSS), and iOS is Unix and closed source.

In any case, it would be very nice if WhatsApp were finally available natively.

WhatsApp is closed source without any available documentation of it protocol. So unless Meta decides to port their app to UT, which has very very low chances of happening in the near future, it is impossible.

@Salah
This repository (https://gitlab.com/rubencarneiro/custom_bootlogos) has custom boot logos.
I didn't find instructions for how to make your own though, maybe @rubencarneiro could help?

@Salah do you mean making the indicator panel transparent instead of blurred/white/black?

@Salah There is a partition called logo (on most devices) you must flash it with your own. Someone had made some custom logos, you can search it on the forum.

@Enrico13011978 But I have changed the backend to not require remounting root as read-write or sudo. I now call it Icon Changer, as I removed the wallpapers.

@Salah said in Customizing Icons:

UT OS does not allow to change or replace files in File System due to Permission Denied access to them

Actually, the correct way to change the icons is by changing the path specified in the .desktop file. The default path is on /usr/share... e.g.

Icon=path

you can change that to somewhere on /home which is read-write. However Lomiri doesn't check the desktop file for click packages. (As one can see on lomiri-app-launch code).

@Salah Please try the latest version and send the logs.
Alternatively, run the following script from /opt/click.ubuntu.com/icon-changer.ikozyris/current/ with parameter your icon path.

#!/bin/bash

echo "$1"
pwd
sudo mount -o rw,remount /

echo "remounted as RW"

list_icons=$(
cd /usr/share/applications/ || exit
grep -P "^Icon=.+(png|svg)$" *.desktop | sed 's/.desktop:Icon=/":"/;s/^/"/;s/$/",/'

cd /home/phablet/.local/share/applications || exit
grep -P "^Icon=.+(png|svg)$" *.desktop | sed 's/.desktop:Icon=/":"/;s/^/"/;s/$/",/'
)

echo "Got icons"

mapfile -t list_icons_name < <(grep -Po '(?<=")[^"]+(?=":)' <<< "$list_icons")
mapfile -t list_icons_path < <(grep -Po '(?<=:")[^"]+(?=")' <<< "$list_icons")

echo "got names/paths"

cd assets || exit

# Create a backup directory of the original icons
if [ ! -d "backup" ]; then
    mkdir backup
fi

# Loop for each installed app
for index in ${!list_icons_name[*]}; do
    echo -e "\n Current file: $index"
    list_icons_ext=${list_icons_path[$index]##*.}
    list_icons_rename=${list_icons_name[$index]%%_*}

    # Copy the original files in the backup directory if they don't exist
    if [ ! -f "backup/$list_icons_rename.$list_icons_ext" ]; then
        sudo cp "${list_icons_path[$index]}" "backup/$list_icons_rename.$list_icons_ext"
    fi

    echo "Checking $list_icons_rename.$list_icons_ext"
    # Copy the icons if they exist
    if [ -f "$1/$list_icons_rename.$list_icons_ext" ]; then
        echo "Copying"
        sudo cp -v "$1/$list_icons_rename.$list_icons_ext" "${list_icons_path[$index]}"
    fi
    cd ..
done

sudo mount -o ro,remount /

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@Ian said in Customizing Icons:

It might be worth confirming owners/groups and rwx of the icon folders and files.

Shouldn't be a problem as the script runs with sudo.

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Salah said in Customizing Icons:

Hope on next update to facilitate changing icons.

My current problem is that lomiri-app-launch doesn't read the .desktop files, but uses hard-coded desktop files from the click package,

@Salah Are your icons in icons/ or UC/? The path can be anywhere, not just in Downloads and the icons must be like path/icon.svg.
Did you try replacing the backup directory with your icons and click restore?
Are you using the latest version?
If you know some bash scripting you can see the script at: /opt/click.ubuntu.com/icon-changer.ikozyris/current/assets/customicon.sh.
It must be ran from /opt/click.ubuntu.com/icon-changer.ikozyris/current/.