@kazord the worker is probably not any more useful, anyway it is not launch in a separate thread anymore.
If I remove libertineProcess.waitForFinished(-1);
the process is immediacy killed
Nov 14 00:03:23 ubuntu-phablet aa-exec[11123]: Application "firefox" starting into containers "libert1"
Nov 14 00:03:23 ubuntu-phablet aa-exec[11123]: QProcess: Destroyed while process ("lomiri-app-launch") is still running.
Nov 14 00:04:24 ubuntu-phablet aa-exec[11123]: QObject::startTimer: Timers cannot be started from another thread
The code does what I want, but it remains me some stuff before publishing the fix.
@saveurlinux Hello friend.
Kindly put my name please.
And in case any of Arab user will use your app and may find the translate needs some modification will glad to help and alter.
Salah Khani is my name..
Thanks
@lduboeuf
I'll add that, not mentionned in this issue, we can export all contacts at once in a vcf file (no need to do it one by one), going in contact app, parameters, "export all contacts".
It gets my vote. I have written to our Government (not EU any more) regarding this as we as a world human population have to stop putting perfectly viable electrical and electronic equipment into landfill. Apple and Samsung in the electronics industry are two of the worst publicly known offenders as their drvices orphan so quickly - even though they say they don't orphan devices and their devices are repairable (not).
This is one of the main reasons I think UT is the way forward - a community driven project that captures a small portion of the devices that would be disposed of as they are orphaned.
All hardware drivers should be open source so they can be integrated into the like of UT, Sailfish and others. Bootloaders should be easily unlocked. Hardware should be easily replaceable and repairable.
@saveurlinux hum, maybe I'm wrong. I cas see that application folder have changed, maybe it is the reason ?
it use to be for exemple with firefox:
org.mozilla.firefox.desktop
and now it is:
waydroid.org.mozilla.firefox.desktop
@s710 I am not sure if anyone ever contected Hallo Welt directly about it but ive read about it many many times and always wondered what was the issue. I really cant Imagine that the VollaPhone is to slow for acceptable scroll speeds and the situation on Android is way better.
Hi @saveurlinux
Alfred made it possible to create one for Halium 9 ports.
For more details see: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/4954/testing-nfc-for-halium-9-ports
I don't think there already is an existing app you can use out of the box. But it's worth checking.
I was also affected by this issue after updating to version 66 today.
Reinstalling via the UBports Installer resolved the issue.
Install options used:
Channel: 16.04/rc
Wipe Userdata: No
Bootstrap: Yes
Format system partitions: No
That work if I have the zip file on the phone but the zip file is an attachment of Dekko 2, as well if I do open with filemanager it does not save or open the file.
