@rubencarneiro do you have any issue as for instance the lack of automatic connection to the wi-fi Access Point at phone start-up? Every time, I need to manually re-instate the credentials to my home wi-fi to get connected to it.

@AppLee Thank you AppLee for notifying me. Yes, indeed I'm stil working on it and I'm focusing on the UI right now. I will release very soon an update, which will bring the ability to set thresholds and get notified when a threshold is overcome. For any request, please follow the link to the thread AppLee highlighted before, instead than replying in here, to avoid fragmentation.

@matteo thanks @NeoTheThird, @mariogrip and @UniSuperBox for replying to my question regarding the unconfined apps in OpenStore. Incidentally I'm developing an app which is unconfined not because I wanted to by-pass the apparmor rules, but because I had no choice in order to make it work (see dataMonitor).
If there will be the chance to add a confinement layer tailored on apps needs, it would be great. I hope one day my app functionalities will be included in the OS "Settings" section, but in the meantime I could eventually think to publish it on the OpenStore, following the instructions of the UBports team .

Question for Q&A: a topic being discussed very often is regarding the unconfined status of apps: some people think it's good to have unconfined apps published in the OpenStore (in its origins, OpenStore was designed to have mostly experimental and unconfined apps, if I'm not mistaken), others are much more strict, I would say evangelically against it and they think the unconfinement shall only be reserved to the OS itself and to its functionality, some others have an average opinion, i.e. unconfined apps can be published to the OpenStore but those shall be segregated into a different section and well recognizable from the confined ones. I understand what's the purpose of having confined apps on a modern OS like UT and all the risks of not strictly implementing the apparmor rules; but, at the same time, I believe exceptions could be taken into account, given some barriers and conditions to be overcome and satisfied first: for instance, it shall be judged the reputation and reliability of the app developer (in case he/she is a member of the UBports Community for a long time), if the proposed app is considered or not an asset for the Community, if the app has an open source code to be dug and deeply checked in order to find any malicious intention....To summarize, in my humble opinion there shall be clear rules to be followed but I think up to now there was lack of official instructions in this regard. I would like to know what you guys think about this topic. Thank you in advance for any attention you might pay to the present question. Matteo

@AppLee said in Capitalization after a colon: what does your language use?:

In French, no capitalization is the rule except when the colon introduce a quote.
In Russian, no capitalization except for proper nouns and the first Letter of a sentence (after a dot).

In Italian same as French.

@Kanduras Great, it works!! Thank you very much You made my life much easier Now the set Atom/clickable really rocks!

Kind regards to you all @AppLee, @Kanduras and @lduboeuf

Matteo

@Kanduras thank you very much
Before changing the clickable plugin code following your instructions, I wanted to be sure the ssh connection was working but I didn't succeed yet. I also tried to generate again the ssh key and push it to the phone, but no joy up to now.
In the PC terminal, if I type the command ssh phablet@<ip-address> (ip-address found typing hostname -i in the terminal), I get an error message stating that the connection is refused on Port 22.
Any recommendation about how to fix that? I know ssh is very sensible with authorizing a connection and I believe I'm just slightly off the road....

Matteo

@lduboeuf thank you for your pointer, it is very appreciated to understand how to set up the ssh between phone and PC. However, what I'm more interested into is how to "force" the Atom clickable plugin to compile via ssh wireless instead than do it in the "normal" way, i.e. by adb tools with usb cable, which is the standard behavior. According to what @AppLee said above, if I didn't misunderstand, he was able to change something in the Atom clickable code, enabling the ssh communication.

@AppLee would you kindly explain how did you manage to compile via ssh with the clickable plugin? I followed your instructions and got to look at its code but didn't find out how to enable ssh...it would be very nice for me also not relying anymore on the usb cable

@kristatos thank you for your nice advice: I already planned to implement labels but it is not at the top of my list, speaking for priorities.
In regards to your suggestion about the total data usage, maybe there is a misunderstanding, since the very last column already shows the total usage, you don't have to make a sum of each column, you just have to look at the last one to know how many MBytes you received up to the last day; however, I'm planning to add somewhere a cell with the total MBytes usage written in numbers, to be more clear.