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Seems you should read this
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The best child lock is your child's own brain. Discuss, listen, answer, explain and your child will not need this. Otherwise he will find any way to bypass your restrictions, including using a friend's phone to whom he will become indebted.
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@mimecar : sorry if you had problems. I know what it is ...
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@rubencarneiro said in Scopes on the 16.04........:

For me scopes brings life to Ubuntu.

Hello,

For me, absolutely not. What brings life to Ubuntu (Touch) is the (developper) community, the native root status of the user and the ability that he has to modify the system himself, thanks to the Terminal application and the "rw remount" capability. And finally the "no google" choice ...

I never use scopes and they won't miss me. You launch every App in one (or maximum two) click(s). But you have to make several drags to find the scope you want, then when you click on what you search, it will often open an App (video or such ...) What is the benefit ?

Scopes don't disturb me, I only ignore them. I have removed the Today's scope and my phone opens on the App launcher. But if maintaining scopes is difficult and time consuming for the developpers, I prefer that they give their time to more important features !

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@flohack : Hello Flohack
Thanks for the answer anyway
@mimecar never replied me ...
@mardy I don't know ...

It seems that there are some explanations in this new thread (work in progress)

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@flohack said in Ubuntu Touch Programming Course:

FYI we are in an experimental state with building the sdk again: https://github.com/ubports/usdk-image-tools/pull/1 - if this Pull Request is finally merged it should be able to generate a new SDK :)

BR

@Flohack : I read on your link :

• Generate the SDK for Ubports #1
  Merged
  mardy merged 5 commits into ubports:master from mardy:ubports 21 days ago

But I'm not sure to understand. Can we use now the Ubuntu Touch Programming Course with the good sdk ?

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@advocatux : thanks but I don't find a thread speaking of that on this forum and github is a bit vague for me.

@Flohack : any news ?

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Hello,
@flohack said in Ubuntu Touch Programming Course:

FYI we are in an experimental state with building the sdk again: https://github.com/ubports/usdk-image-tools/pull/1 - if this Pull Request is finally merged it should be able to generate a new SDK :)

BR

It seems that something was done some days ago. Is the good sdk available now ?
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@jezek : Hum, I don't know ...
It seems to be scripts using rfcomm.
bt-serial : Connects to a specific RFCOMM based service on a remote device and then creates a RFCOMM TTY device for it

Not installed by default I think. So, a bit out of scope.

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@pulsar33 said in "The other" Bluetooth Thread:

The important point here is to use basic serial communication (this GPS being an example but not the only one) without the need to install an application. If you have other OS tools suggestions than rfcomm being able to open a bluetooth serial line, I would be glad to give a try ...

Any other idea ?

And the most important :
@pulsar33 said in "The other" Bluetooth Thread:

Does the exact message "RFCOMM TTY support not available" make sense for developpers ?

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