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In case anyone finds this in 2026 and beyond:
Would be nice if the post was deleted / edited though as people are still finding and trying to follow it and others like it.
@peat_psuwit do you have a spec for the Thai EBS? Looks like they require a working SIM card?
I still maintain that we'll need a CB topic database from e.g. Android and should not not rely on hardcoded set of topics from a non-regional specification.
In theory we should only need the table from 9.4.1.2.2 of 3GPP TS 23.041.
Unfortunately, the test today is inconclusive on whether we need to explicitly subscribe to topic "4370" or not.
We don't already? According to the same table, 4370 is not supposed to be settable by the user and always subscribed (I'm kind of extending the 3GPP definition of MMI here) so this shouldn't be a question - since afaik it's not required to be implemented at modem level, we should check what ofono reports and subscribe to the missing ones.
@CiberSheep the dream of Waydroid-less UT died with every bank under the sun choosing to implement PSD2 with custom apps
@pparent iirc my immodules hack won't work for Wayland, and you won't get an onscreen keyboard in Mir 1.8 because it's missing all the IME protocols.
I haven't looked at what electron-only features the signal-desktop app uses, but you could look into packaging Node.js and running the back-end parts there with a shim in WebEngine to communicate with that. Not trivial, but would give you near-perfect integration with the OS.
@pparent your store description is a bit misleading
- The application is somewhat slugish because it is not GPU-accelerated (because apparmor prevents the app from accessing the GPU)
It's sluggish because you run it under Xorg - which is your choice, not a system limitation.
- It is not possible to copy and paste text from other applications (should be solved with Mir 2.0)
It won't be solved by Mir 2 because you are running it under Xorg, and the difference with Mir 2 is that it supports the Wayland clipboard protocol.
If you are going to support ContentHub at some point, clipboard is easy and handled by the same service.
@FixOne said in It's done! KDE Connect finally works on UT:
ATTENTION! KDE Connect can only be installed via APT. Do not attempt to install it in Libertine or nix (Cracle), as it will not work or will be extremely unstable. If you are concerned that the application will break your system, you can relax (but backups are still important). Changes to the system will be minimal.
Please don't give guarantees you can't keep. Using apt will break the OS at some point, it's not the question of "if" but "when".
Your script also installs avahi and enables it unconditionally, which is a very bad idea for a mobile device that might connect to public hotspots - you should at least put a warning in your post.
@CiberSheep fyi this has nothing to do with app development.
@t12392n said in App security (new KeepassRX app):
A local Keepass should not talk to the internet.
Where did you get the idea that it does?
@arubislander said in App security (new KeepassRX app):
If the app is confined (as this one is) you don't need to blindly trust that the package in the open store was compiled by the code that is linked, to be sure it doesn't phone home. If you know what to look for, you can download the .click package and examine the contents.
All versions of OpenStore also show the permissions list and that should be the first thing people check, can't expect non-technical users to unpack clicks before installation.
Kind of related, we should probably update the popup when you install from a local .click file to show more info and definitely show permissions.
Interesting, though it needs Qt 6 afaict. Still nice, I was waiting for servo to get a bit better scores on the WPT tests before trying to run it on UT, but maybe it's worth looking into for some simpler sites.
@reeered start by restoring your device with Xiaomi's tool: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/miflash-guide-use-xiaomi-flash-tool.4262425/
@Moem a bit too much happening at work, I didn't have the energy to do anything 
buuuut we did figure out that Pebbles work fine on focal, the issue is in the RockWork app and it would need a reimplementation - probably less work for me to add Pebble support to mine once it actually exists.
Other than Pebble, I definitely plan to support PineTime (with Infinitime) from the start since it seems like the second most popular one.
@mymike Btw some watches require an account to set up, so I plan on having some functionality for that anyway - might be able to pull data from a Garmin account too if they are not changing that too frequently.
Ah, I didn't see the uWatch app before, I guess it was never in OpenStore? Based on the limited number of responses it lookes like PineTime might be the second most popular one after Pebble. I also had no idea it shipped with a default OS, no info on the store page (but that makes things easier).
@mymike Which model is that? I'll probably get a Garmin once I get back to running properly 
Though if it syncs with WiFi a lot of the functionality might not be possible without an account and the official app. Sniffing BT is not hard, but the log file contains all Bluetooth traffic the phone participated in, and even if you filter it for the watch only, that can potentially still contain personal/confidential information (notification content, health data, etc). Not something you want to share imo.
Oh fun, PineTime uses the same IC that Bangle.js 2 uses, so the OS I'm making for that would also work on PineTime
@wgarcia Do you mean PineTime or did they release something new? PineTime is a bit complicated, because there are so many options for the OS - so I guess it would rather be "support for Infinitime OS watches" rather than PineTime specifically.
So for PineTime if everyone could also mention the OS they are using on it it would be nice (and if you are running any non-stock OS on any other watch it would be good info as well, AsteroidOS is probably popular but there might be more).
While waiting for my Pebble Steel to arrive (so I can debug why it refuses to work on more recent BlueZ) I'm working on an app for a few smartwatches/bands I have (generic M16-mini, Amazfit Bip, Bangle.js 2, possibly Amazfit Stratos and Huawei Band 7).
I'll make it generic enough to make it easy to add new watches/bands (but at the same time support as close to 100% of the device functionality as humanly possible), but if there is a particular device a lot of people use or want to use I could try to get it and add it in the first release.
@MrT10001 This is very weird, because we ship all the executables in the installer itself. On Windows I would guess that maybe when you install adb/fastboot you also get the drivers, but that definitely doesn't happen on any Linux distro.
What happens if you try to use the installer without having these installed on your system?
@domubpkm I have a plan and did some research, but no concrete implementation yet - I do think I could start some tests in the near future though. I'll keep you all updated in this thread.