Hi,
the oneplus one comes with a built in gps. On which device under /dev can it be read?

I have an external gps-mouse, that is connected via bluetooth to the phone. Usually (on the systems i used until now), after being connected, you can read the gps by doing
a simple
cat /dev/rfcommX
but there is no device like this. What is the right device to cat from?

Thank you for your replies.
I see, it's not possible to close the scope-window. I ssh'ed into the phone and killed the process, but it restarted immediately. So i don't have to worry about a desktop-background .

Hi all,
first of all: a big thank you to all the people making it possible to use Linux on mobile devices.
I bought a (used :)) oneplus one last week and put Ubuntu touch on it. Installation went fine, comming from Slackware and having worked with Ubuntu on desktop-systems, Ubuntu Touch made it very easy to me to do the things that had to be done. Unfortunately, there's one little thing, i'd like to change, but i don't find the place to do it: how can i deactivate the window for scopes? When i wipe from right to left, scopes is the only application, that's always shown running. In System->Background-> dash/not dash just changes the background of the scopes-window from white to black. Wiping from left to right to open the quicklauncher and touching the Ubuntu-icon has no effect. So i'm a little confused now: where can that scopes-window be deactivated/closed?