Hello everyone,
I posted an idea in Spotify Community (https://community.spotify.com/t5/Idea-Submissions/Ubuntu-Touch-Create-App-for-Ubuntu-Touch/idi-p/4813087), asking for a Spotify App in Ubuntu Touch.
Other people posted the same idea in 2014 and 2016, but they were closed due to lack of votes.
Therefore, I encourage Spotify users (or anyone interested) to vote this one 
Thank you!
@Flohack Done! Thanks for your incredible work!
I would like to add ask.moe from my side. My idea was actually to send a patch/pull request to morph code, I suppose it would not be really difficult, but I still have to dive into the code and I do not have much time... Actually, if I find the time I could add your search engine as well 
Hi all,
I would like to run a simple bash script just after booting my Nexus 5. I tried to use cron job or rc.local file (saw it in a couple of tutorials) but I am having problems when editing these files. Could it be because it is a read-only file system? Is there any other way to run scripts on boot then?
Thank you in advance!
@Rebecca58 Yes, you can! As I said, I have it on mine (OTA-12)
@jezek wow! thank you very much, you found it in a moment. Do yo know (or anyone) if it is possible to send patches instead of pull requests? (I do not have a Github account, and if possible I would like to avoid creating one). Thanks!
I would like to add ask.moe from my side. My idea was actually to send a patch/pull request to morph code, I suppose it would not be really difficult, but I still have to dive into the code and I do not have much time... Actually, if I find the time I could add your search engine as well
UTPass, which uses (gnu/linux) pass under the hood. Works as a client (cannot add pwds on UT) but works well and is compatible with pass, which is awesome.
@arubislander Good point! I tried it, but to no avail u.u anyway, thank you for the tip!
@Emphrath Of course! Here you have:
#!/bin/bash
# Set variables
filelist_dir=/home/phablet/Documents/anbox
bk_dir=/home/phablet/Documents/anbox/bk
files_dir=/home/phablet/.local/share/applications
filelist=list_files.txt
# Delete dir bk if exists and create it again
rm -rf $bk_dir
mkdir $bk_dir
# Get string of files to mv from filelist
files=$(cat $filelist_dir/$filelist)
# Append files_dir to each file
files_to_mv=$(for file in $files; do echo $files_dir/$file; done)
# Move all files from files_dir into bk_dir
for file in $files_to_mv; do mv $file $bk_dir; done
This file is called desktop-delete.sh, and reads a file called list_files.txt that contains all apps to hide. In my case, it contains the following (see .local/share/applications for all apps):
anbox-com-android-inputmethod-latin.desktop
anbox-com-android-inputmethod-latin.png
anbox-com-android-calculator2.desktop
anbox-com-android-calculator2.png
anbox-com-android-calendar.desktop
anbox-com-android-calendar.png
anbox-com-android-contacts.desktop
anbox-com-android-contacts.png
anbox-com-android-deskclock.desktop
anbox-com-android-deskclock.png
anbox-com-android-documentsui.desktop
anbox-com-android-documentsui.png
anbox-com-android-email.desktop
anbox-com-android-email.png
anbox-com-android-gallery3d.desktop
anbox-com-android-gallery3d.png
anbox-com-android-music.desktop
anbox-com-android-music.png
anbox-com-android-settings.desktop
anbox-com-android-settings.png
anbox-org-chromium-webview_shell.desktop
anbox-org-chromium-webview_shell.png
I have both files contained in this path: Documents/anbox. The file delete-desktop.sh should be executable (do chmod a+x Documents/anbox/delete-desktop.sh).
Having all this, is just a matter of executing the script (./Documents/anbox/delete-desktop.sh) and should work fine!
Hi again, I am sorry but I tried exactly what you said and does not work 
I think that maybe anbox is started after unity8 as well, and the script may be run before anbox launches?
I am not really sure, but thank you very much anyway for your time!
@dobey It is just to hide android (anbox) apps from the drawer; I have a script that I run everytime that I boot the phone, and would like to automate this.
How exactly does this .local/share/upstart work? There is no upstart existing script or folder as I see it. And how should I call the script from there? Sorry, I am a little bit lost Thanks!
Hi all,
I would like to run a simple bash script just after booting my Nexus 5. I tried to use cron job or rc.local file (saw it in a couple of tutorials) but I am having problems when editing these files. Could it be because it is a read-only file system? Is there any other way to run scripts on boot then?
Thank you in advance!
@Rebecca58 Yes, you can! As I said, I have it on mine (OTA-12)