@gpatel-fr Right, thanks!

I'm new at clickable as well as CMakeList.txt, so if this is documented, please point me there, but my build fails after:

Errors
------
 - lint:control_architecture_valid_contents
	found binaries for architecture 'all': src/Providers/charset_normalizer/md.cpython-38-x86_64-linux-gnu.so, src/Providers/charset_normalizer/md__mypyc.cpython-38-x86_64-linux-gnu.so
/home/diederick/projecten/Code/clickable-projects/potkast/build/all/app/potkast.thefoggiest.dev_1.0.0_all.click: FAIL

even after if succesfully build the package. This doesn't happen when I do clickable dekstop

In my CMakeList.txt I have (if this is related):

add_custom_target(install_deps ALL
    COMMENT "Installing feedparser and requests dependencies"
    COMMAND pip3 install -U --target install/src/Providers/ feedparser requests
)

I got this example from an existing project, Afvaller, but that one builds without problem.

Any help greatly appreciated!

@oldbutndy I honestly never looked in what is making Jellyfin see my TV as something it can cast to, while it specifically mentions Google Cast to be unsupported, but it works, without any other dongles hanging out of its HDMI ports.

@arubislander said in What is quality level of external wireless display mode on Nord N10 5G:

@RapidRotator said in What is quality level of external wireless display mode on Nord N10 5G:

I can cast Jellyfin to my Panasonic TV with does 1080p with perfect quality from my N10.

Do you have a Jellyfin client running on your TV as well? In that case it is not comparable.

No, my TV has not a Jellyfin client. I cast it to my TV from my phone.

@oldbutndy Hey, unsure why you need unlock codes from OnePlus (maybe my situation was different) but I unlocked mine with this: https://www.getdroidtips.com/unlock-relock-bootloader-onepus-nord-n10-n100/

Anyway, I don't have a Miracast, but I can cast Jellyfin to my Panasonic TV with does 1080p with perfect quality from my N10.

Does this help?

@flohack Atm it's quite busy because of the year-end with my kids (school, music performances, etc.), but between Christmas and new year I can remount the needed directories writeable and see if I can install and configure mmcli and geoclue to see if I can get those working on UT

@projectmoon Thanks, you're completely right. It works now.

@MrT10001 That's great to hear. I really hoped there wasn't some technical problem in UT preventing this. I'll look into it then.

I have an open source Bangle.js smart watch with assisted GPS. On a PostmarketOS phone I use geoclue with:

[wifi]:
enable=true
url=https://beacondb.net/v1/geolocate

in the settings to get fast WiFi-enabled GPS. So hence my question: why is badly perfoming GPS mentioned as a caveat with every phone, while this is perfectly possible to do in Linux?

Is it simply that nobody had the time yet?

@projectmoon Waydroid came installed with UT. I just had to do a waydroid init in the terminal and I could start it. MicroG was not there, so I grabbed a file called microg-services-0-3-1-4-240913-hw.apk from what looked like a trustworthy site and did an adb install from the terminal

@projectmoon I installed MicroG via adb but the System spoofs signature and several others in the self-check are off. I could turn on all under "Permissions granted" except "Permission to access location in the background". Did I miss something then?

Is it possible to grant MicroG signature spoofing in Waydroid on UT?

• Running app (like Android's Fitotrack)
• Smartwatch connect (like Gadgetbridge)

When I play audio over bluetooth using the music app, the sound quality itself is good but breaks up all the time. When I try to start a podcast using podbird when my bluetooth headphones are connected, the podcast doesn't even start.

Is this just a problem with my Oneplus3, or is this a general problem with UT, and what can I do about it?

Thanks for any help

@luksus Yes, using sudo I van install F-Droid.apk but it doesn't show up in the drawer.

@luksus I installed it an hour ago, and did a reboot, yes.

@luksus

Kernel: OK
System: OK
Enabled: YES
Running: YES

Now I'm confused.

Since Waydroid is not (easily) available for my OnePlus 3, I installed Anbox using the instructions at https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/userguide/dailyuse/anbox.html#run-anbox-installer.

However, when I try to install an app using adb install, it sits waiting for devices, and then times out.

adb devices on my phone responds with:

List of devices attached
emulator-5558   offline

I tried adb start-server but I can't seem to get it running. Also, when I start one of the default apps, all I get is a black screen.

What do I do to start the adb server?

@luksus I actually bought a Pinephone, but the OnePlus 3 is so much faster and also has more memory. The only thing the pinephone has over it is the hardware kill switches.

I will try and install anbox and see if if performs. Thanks!

@luksus Interesting. Is there a way to get the right kernel or should I run anbox?