@oden Yes thats exactly the issue. Sorry I didnt knew the correct word for the problem I have searched for screen tearing and hiccups but havent found the problem in this forum

Hey there. I can confirm that the installer works quiet well But the graphics seemed to be quiet sluggish for me on my FP3.

Btw. this should also work fine with uMatriks and any other possible Matrix Client on Ubuntu Touch

I have currently no idea how to solve this. Only know that iOS doesnt have a global back button too...

@stefwe okay, Signal isn't using a background service. Dekko does. But backgroundservices are always problematic because they could grill your battery

Sorry but that's not possible in UT. A lot of pages are containing listviews with list items which you can swipe in both directions for contextual actions.

@stefwe I guess only with a background service like in the signal app until the Threema developers are going to support Ubuntu Touch by themself.

@poVoq I've tried to make the GUI independent from the rest. So I think a lot of UI components can be reused for this. From a UX perspective you should note that the message bubbles are an own creation and there are system bubbles which you can see in the telegram app and the messages app which would fit more in a new messaging app but the other parts could be useful for this.

@tuxus You can test it with this build of Content Hub: https://janian.de/index.php/s/k5Gt2FQCfyeK73Y

Steps to test:

1. Download the 4 .deb files and push them to your phone
2. On your phone mount in write mode with:

sudo mount -o remount,rw /

3. Install the deb files on your phone with:

sudo apt install ./*.dev --reinstall

4. Reboot your phone

@tuxus no. Just wanted to share, that this solves it for me. But removing a check like this, where we have no idea what it does, can be dangerous. Ever played Mikado?

I was able to fix the content hub bug by just removing these lines:
https://github.com/ubports/content-hub/blob/f0d91e8ad42536486fa291f8ede3964f8bb75c53/src/com/ubuntu/content/detail/transfer.cpp#L187-L191

I don't know how important this check is for the other devices but now on my phone I can send files in FluffyChat and Teleports from the gallery without any problems.

Great. I was thinking about this too. What about creating Qml Plugins out of these so we can use git submodules to get updates from upstream and we dont need to copy them 1000x times. Or we create Debian packages and add them to the system image?

Since todays update I don't have the circle of flash anymore but a Yumi and "Installing update". Very nice

Is there any progress on the content-hub bug? I don't know how to help but maybe I could take a look at the sources and play around with it if you send me a link.

Hey, feel free to ask me if you have explicit questions. I dont have much time but will try to answer as soon as possible. First would be that you make your app ready to receive Push Notifications described in the guide in the docs and then you can send them with a http request similar to Google Firebase. The json fields just need to get other names and thats it.

Btw in the openstore you find the app PushClient where you cann see a minimal working example to use the UBports Push Service

I would assume that people who dont turn off the phone but use sleep mode do this because they want to receive phone calls, messages and push notifications. So why arent you just turning off the device in this case? The boot up time is not so long like on an old PC with old HDD...

@aclifton314 Oh no idea, maybe wrong filename or just reboot and try again would help?

Just click on the .click file in the file explorer and open with OpenStore

Here is a tutorial from Wayneoutthere:

C - Getting And Installing Apps

Note:

Go to https://apkpure.com

Get apps on desktop (easier), rename each apk to something easy to type and remember. eg. kakaotalk 1204924012401aristar.apk -> taco.apk

With your favourite method (Nautilus?) Move via USB over to UT device in ~/Downloads

connect again, "adb shell"

"cd Downloads"

"sudo mv *.apk ~/anbox-data/data/." (yes the period should be there)

run this (weird) , "sudo lxc-console -ndefault -P /home/phablet/anbox-data/containers -t0" (last thing is an

(You are now IN anbox container)

"cd data"

"pm install APPNAME.apk" , do for each apk. Wait a few seconds between each. Output in terminal will be weird and scary but don't worry usually.

When done installing, do CTRL+A , then press q

YEAH

Refresh/poll the ubuntu touch app scope (pull down), apps should show up. Aigoo

KEYBOARDSSSSSSS

Trying this on the Sony Xperia X now. Mostly had reboots when using too much webapps.

Hi, I will update the app in the next couple of days. Isn't much work