Indra is now available on the OpenStore!

https://next.open-store.io/app/indra.projectmoon/

This thread will serve as a sort of unofficial support thread for now. Proper issues/bugs/feature requests should be done on the issue tracker.

Indra is a Ubuntu Touch app for off-grid communication using LoRa (long range) mesh radios. You can text friends, family, and neighbors without an internet connection. Messages are sent via the radio, which connects to other radios nearby to form a network completely separate from traditional communication infrastructure.

You need an external radio to use this app. They are cheap to build or buy, and a one-time investment in off-grid communication. Indra currently supports radios running Meshtastic firmware. You can connect to your radio over Bluetooth, the local network, or a USB cable (depending on your radio).

The app currently does not support configuring or setting up your radio; please use the Android/iOS app or the Meshtastic web client at https://client.meshtastic.org to set up your radio or change its settings.

This is a work-in-progress app. The initial release supports what the author considers the essential, core features of Meshtastic. Currently supported features:

• Connect to a configured radio over Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or USB.
• Send messages to public channels, private channels, or directly to other users on the mesh.
• View and search the list of other radios that your radio is picking up.

Things currently NOT supported:

• Configuring the radio. Please use the Android/iOS app or Meshtastic web client to set up the radio.
• Showing positions of radios on the map (next major feature to be implemented).

@bgriffis check KeePassRX on the Open Store.

Disclaimer: I am the creator of KeePassRX.

Documentation: https://agnos.is/projects/keepassrx/

I've taken the liberty of packaging Lagrange for Ubuntu Touch. Lagrange uses its own completely custom C-based UI stack built on top of SDL/OpenGL, which means that while it runs fine, the keyboard does not work out of the box on Ubuntu Touch. The UT package has a patch that 1) enables the keyboard and 2) packages it as a .click.

There are still some issues with the keyboard and integration with the system. Namely:

1. Clipboard does not work.
2. Keyboard still has some weird behavior on textboxes that aren't the URL bar. You cannot edit text in the middle of them, for example.
3. No integration with content hub.
4. No integration with URL dispatcher (i.e. cannot open gemini links in Lagrange).

I think most of these should be solvable. I will continue working on it and see what comes out.

You can find Lagrange here: https://next.open-store.io/app/fi.skyjake.lagrange/

After seeing the Hydroxide app on OpenRepos.net for Sailfish OS, I was inspired to port it to Ubuntu Touch. A few crazy ideas later, and it's now a Rust app that runs the official Proton Mail Bridge instead of Hydroxide (alternative bridge).

So, this means you can now connect directly to Proton Mail with Dekko, or any other e-mail client you manage to get running on your UT device.

Find it in the Open Store: https://next.open-store.io/app/projectmoon.hydronium/

This thread will serve as a basic support/questions thing. For more detailed bug reports. please file an issue in the repository. I am particularly interested in any problems with the bridge itself, especially around the untested secondary mailbox password login.

@undrwater also, since this is not built in, you could check out @kugiigi's Ambot Installer and install MariKit. It does what you want. Slide left or right from middle-ish of the bottom edge of the screen and it's gestures ahoy.

https://next.open-store.io/app/indra.projectmoon/

Indra is now available on the OpenStore, with all the fixes in Alpha 4 and a few more tweaks! From this point forward, the database will be treated as something that needs to be migrated instead of wiped on every update. (The setting in the menu to wipe the database does not actually do anything, and will be removed).

Indra 1.2.1 is now available with a laundry list of improvements and fixes. Find it at https://next.open-store.io/app/indra.projectmoon/ or https://git.agnos.is/projectmoon/indra/releases/tag/v1.2.1.

• Feature: Make links clickable in messages.
• Feature: Add the ability to search and filter nodes on the map.
• Feature: De-duplicate messages that are likely rebroadcasts.
• Feature: Show hops away/signal strength on messages.
• Feature: Add/remove favorite nodes.
• Improvement: New message footer layout.
• Improvement: Better node list appearance in dark mode.
• Improvement: Tweaks to the choice of black or white text for messages in dark mode. More readable.
• Improvement: Add node ID to the node info page.
• Improvement: Show node distance on the map, and sort by distance.
• Improvement: New map icon.
• Improvement: Pull to refresh the node list.
• Improvement: Proper status indicators for sending messages.
• Improvement: Show channel/conversation status indicators on main view.
• Improvement: Add a setting to toggle forced Bluetooth reset.
• Improvement: Add a setting to control how long it takes before a node is considered offline.
• Improvement: Add a setting to control the message de-duplication window.
• Improvement: Translation updates.
• Fix: Apply the default channel name to the public channel no matter its index.
• Fix: Fix a UI lockup when reconnecting to the radio.
• Fix: No more UI flickering when disconnecting from the radio.
• Fix: More efficient refreshing of the node list.

@gwado Pretty sure there is no "policy," as such. There are a handful of AI-generated apps on the Open Store currently. Individual developers/maintainers may like or dislike the use of LLM code generation, but there is nothing banning such apps from the store.

Are there plans for under-screen fingerprint sensors? E.g. for the Volla Quintus.

@mango Have you tried installing the Snap versions?

@pparent said:

@ikoz said:

Have you seen the secret-tool package? It's similar to using GNOME keyring.

Though it is to be noted that a porblem we have currently with App-armour profiles, is that it won't let you communicate with the keyring in DBus via the api libsecret. It is a problem for browsers like "Chromium for UT" or "Min Browser" that get non-functional password manager because of that.

I am currently packaging Aria (Misskey client) and ran into the same problem. Had to patch it to store the credentials in a JSON file under ~/.local/share.

@DJac said:

@projectmoon more stable and reactive.
It lauch when tip on texte box. So, it maje it usable

Can you actually type and backspace without it duplicating words/characters?

@DJac said:

The last version is relatively usable.
great job !

How is the keyboard?

@floem7 said:
You mean, to install waydroid and using it install some browser accepting copy-paste?

Yes (and KeePassDX too I guess).

Though in general, I don't see many payment sites asking for your password at time of check-out, at least once you're at the payment screen.

In any case, this is simply a limitation that hopefully will someday be fixed.

@gwado Pretty sure there is no "policy," as such. There are a handful of AI-generated apps on the Open Store currently. Individual developers/maintainers may like or dislike the use of LLM code generation, but there is nothing banning such apps from the store.

@floem7 said:

@projectmoon thanks, in fact I saw something strange, at some point paste option appeared but it pasted the previously copied text not text copied the last time. Your method works, so I can copy the password (the hard string) and type-in login manually. The question is what to do when you are redirected to payment website? You can't just close browser, copy password and launch morph again to paste password. As of keepassrx, I'm happy that it exists but I agree that auto-fill option would be great.

Unfortunately, as I saw none of the other browsers support pasting from other application.

It's because morph QT6 is not handling the clipboard entirely correctly yet, I guess.

Auto-fill option is difficult (impossible?) because I'm not sure there is a programmatic way to send keypress events, even in an unconfined app. But who knows.... maybe someone has some ideas.

As for what do you do with a payment site? Either memorize your password or use Waydroid, I guess.

projectmoon said:

@floem7 copy-paste is a bit janky in Morph QT6, but it does work. You have to close the browser, copy from KeePassRX, then it should paste. And yes, you will have to do it each time for everything you want to copy and paste.

Also I really want an auto-fill API for KeePassRX. Bweeeeee

@floem7 copy-paste is a bit janky in Morph QT6, but it does work. You have to close the browser, copy from KeePassRX, then it should paste. And yes, you will have to do it each time for everything you want to copy and paste.

@floem7 Morph QT5 (built-in version) or Morph QT6 (new version on Open Store)? If you're not using the QT6 version, use it. QT5 version too old.

@Leroy_Linux said:

I had SignalUT working okay but then had other issues (with primary Molly, Waydroid) causing me to uninstall (click trash icon in OpenStore) and reinstall several times.

Now, it seems SignalUT won't start (it just hangs indefinitely). I'd like to cleanly uninstall, reinstall and then link to my (now working) Molly Foss within Waydroid.

Is there a more brute force method to cleanly uninstall everything (than trash can icon in OpenStore)? Thanks in advance for your thoughts and suggestions.

Use UT Tweak Tool, then clear all 3 data locations from that.