I see, thanks both of you for your answers.

It still won't solve the navigation pattern conflitcts though. I still think that even pure QML apps as scopes are an overkill for both performance and UX reasons. The current concept of what scopes are is not bad - they just need to be faster, more flexible and dynamic.

@vadrian89 can you try doing an apt-get update && apt-get upgrade within the container? If that doesn't change anything then you must be still missing a library needed for compiling.

@guru Supergroup support is in the beta build working very well, it will be in stable in approx 1 week... BR

@vadrian89 It has to do with a couple of things as far as I know. The size and colour of the circle has to do with the amount and also time it happened. Last month is calculated as well.

Hi e.g. Calibre is doing the same with the heart symbol. I belive there are many more applications out there. But for me an essential part why I am also funding this UBports is the hope of an secure and non-spy software. And this is only possible with Free Software at least where you can read the source code. But I'd go even for re-usable code (as this needs to be read and understood to use it therefore less hidden parts, imo) I believe Donations do work as wen can see for Matrix, UBPorts and others. Yes many are strugling but I believe this might also change if people understand the value of free software. I think that an OpenStore should be open. And as for programms I stronlgy believe that one should be able to re-use, change the code and make a living out of it without being harrased by people who have lawyers at their hands or something happening on my computer without me knowing. I love GNU licenses for their viral attitude

I have solved this, in case anyone hits the same brick wall: In the .pro file, the one selected in my screenshot, I needed to specify that it should install those aditional files. In my case I mentioned that it should install the DISTFILES, like the following: [image: 1510479063063-captur%C4%83-de-ecran-din-2017-11-12-11-27-02-resized.png] DISTFILES += weathericons-regular-webfont.ttf Ubuntu-C.ttf fontawesome.ttf #set the path where to install distfiles aswell as adding which files to be added dist_files.path = /Cumulus dist_files.files += $${DISTFILES} #you can see that at the the end I've mentioned that dist_files should be installed aswell INSTALLS+=config_files qml_files desktop_file dist_files Might seem dumb of me for not knowing, that the files should be manually set to install, but I haven't used it before since for Android Qt Creator does that for me because it has a special directory where I need to add the aditional files. And on desktop I manually copied the files in the build directories without thinking I can tell qmake which files should also be deployed. So in case any other has this issue might help them out.

@guru Thanks, I managed to buy a second-hand 32GB(a bit abused to be honest) but I bought it for aprox 65 euros which I think it's ok for the state in which is it. It seems Ubuntu is using aprox 16GB total, for me.