No problems with OP5T and Debian.
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RE: Oneplus 5T not detected by my pc ( Linux ) since ota-7
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
@danfro The installation worked. The error does not occur in this version.
After I installed the version from the Open Store again, the error no longer occurred.
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
I'm sorry, but I don't know how to install it.
OP5T = build-arm64?
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
No, I would have definitely noticed.
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
@danfro The problem persists even after a restart.
It gets even crazier. If I quickly scroll through a long note, the app also crashes.
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
When I lock and then unlock the device, the app only crashes when it is in the foreground.
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
@danfro No, it doesn't matter what other app is open. If I quickly switch between two apps (quick swipe from the right side), the app crashes when I try to bring it to the foreground. If I send it to the background, it doesn't crash. I use an OP5T.
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
This effect even exists when I quickly switch between two apps (fast slide from the ride edge).
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If I open the app and lock the phone, the app closes as soon as I unlock the phone again. Does anyone else have this problem?
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
@danfro I really like the new design. Thanks for the great work!
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@danfro Often I just want to read a note. But while scrolling I accidentally change the text. Unfortunately, the keyboard also appears, which takes up about 1/3 of the screen. Therefore I would welcome a "read-only button" that prevents changes and blocks the keyboard.
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
@danfro This looks very good. Since there is enough space vertically, I would prefere two lines. One line for the file name (including path) and one for the icons.
With this solution there would be space for additional icons, e.g. redo or open.
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
I have the same problem to unintentionelly select/mark an area while swiping. It especially happens when you swipe on the right side an reach the indicator ("|"). Is it possible to prevent this case? Or is it possible to select an area just when you tipe twice on it?
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
To open a note I would also prefer a tap instead of a swipe.
Having all notes on the initial screen would be a good option.
That unsaved changes are lost on swipe&close of the app is okay for me, because you get a red warning.
I like your idea of a toolbar. If there would be a save-button you may use two different colors for it. E.g. grey button (inactive) = note is already saved or black botton (active) = note is unsaved.
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
@danfro Sorry, but I'm not on gitlab. So I can't open a feature request.
Therefore I appreciate your survey here.
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
Notes are always saved in .local/share/tedit.danfro. When you select "save as" you can only choose a name but no directory. That would be a nice option.
When you open a file via file manager which is stored in your home directory you can edit the file. But a copy will be saved in .local/share/tedit.danfro. The original file in your home directory is unchanged.
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
When you open the app you can create a new note directly. That's pretty nice. But when you open an existing note, you first have to close the app to create a new not. In other words, there is no way back to the initial screen.
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RE: tedit development and design discussion
Hi danfro, thanks for your efforts!
Color settings are not important to me. Only an adjustment to the system color scheme (dark mode) would be nice.
I would welcome a read-only mode. Sometimes I just want to read a note but unintentionally I change an entry while scolling. The keyboard also appears unintentionally.