Posts made by padraic

I've used this a little bit, it seems great to be honest.

@zubozrout did you package this?

@zubozrout I'm not very familiar with Gitlab. Are there installable releases linked to from there, or do you have to clone and build to get a click?

I can install the Firefox snap on 20.04 Development on my OnePlus5t.

However it doesn't open and run properly.

Before I go opening bug reports and issues in the wrong place I thought I would ask here, does it work for you or not?

If you could also let me know your device and what channel you are on that would be great!

I wonder if anyoe has tried applying /adapting the PostMarket config-mobile-firefox to Firefox installed via Libertine or Snap?

@UBportsNews It's great to see that Canonical have a renewed emphasis on Snapd on other Linux distributions.

Would it make sense to approach Zygmunt to see if this might extend to work with Ubports?

Hi @Luksus , it's a bit off topic bt I would be interested in recompiling my OT5t kernel and checking to see if that works.

Is there a guide to recompiling? Can you do it on the device itself?

@mihael maybe it's a kernel issue? I've no idea. Thanks for opening the issue.

@Schlicki2808 that's interesting, I can't install either of them on my Oneplus5t.

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@mihael I installed SnapzOr via the open store and that set everything up. Did you try that?

I donr have the device on me so can't ofder any other advice unfortunately.

@Schlicki2808 what snaps have you run successfully?

On my Oneplus5t...

I tried ro install Firefox, which didn't work.

I installed some cli Snaps which were fine: ponysay, nrich, fkill, qhttp

I installed the snap-store successfully but it doesn't rum visibly at least.

I'm trying to use the installer now. It starts, and reboots into Fastboot mode.

It seems to take a very very very long time. The only thing on the device screen is

=> FASTBOOT mode...

I wonder if that means that it isn't working?

@mrt10001 Nice one, I'll give that a go. Thanks!

@mrt10001 It does power on. It doesn't boot to anything - it just stays on the splash screen.

I can boot into recovery, and from there to the bootloader.

What can I do to fix things from there?

I'm on the dev channel with my BQ M10 FHD. The other day I accidentally rebooted while installing an update.

Now my device won't boot up.

How can I fix this?

"MV asked if we can have Firefox sync integration?"

I think this should be possible. A while ago I opened a github issue on adding Firefox Sync support to Morph, though I guess it could also just be a standalone application.

I don't have the skills to implement any of this but I did research and include links for how Epiphany added Firefox Sync support.

https://github.com/ubports/morph-browser/issues/24

(Note the issue is almost 2 years old so the documentation may no longer be valid).

Hi folks,

Just wondering what people typically install from Libertine, and how useful they find the applications.

I am especially interested in what works well on the M10 tablets outside Desktop mode.

I have used Transmission, mComix and AbiWord. Transmission works pretty well. mComix is fine for opening and reading if you start by tapping on the file - opening the app first and trying to open files from there is awkward - the menus are unusable and / or appear to be off screen. I found AbiWord to similarly be more or less not worth using.

Has anyone had a positive experience with these or other applications?

@mardy I opened an issue for that on the address-book-app but wasn't sure if it should correctly be done in debian/control or debian/control.in

Debian/control includes this line:

#Modifications should be made to debian/control.in instead.

but it looks like that might be an artifact fro Canonical days. Is that the case?

anyone successfully get frieza working? I tried but am told that

phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ anbox-tool install
Anbox kernel is not installed! Please flash this first!

Pretty sure I went through the procedures correctly but maybe I missed something. If I don't hear back from anyone I'll try again in a couple of days and open an issue if it still doesn't work.

I was wondering what was going on here:

apt -o Dir::Cache::Archives=/home/phablet/anbox install anbox-ubuntu-touch

On Telegram zubozrout explained that :

"Well all it does if I parse it right is that it downloads the packages to a specified folder instead of the cache folder on the root filesystem (if you pick a folder in your home for instance) and then installs it from there. So it may not help if the rootfs is too full since the installed files end up where they should anyway but it saves a small part needed for the actual download which may allow you to install it."