Video 2: Dist=Archlinux, Ring=Manually built from the latest git (daemon, lrc, gnome (git fetch/pull all up to date since today)) following the same method listed in the PKGBUILD in the AUR. This is the first time I noticed it happening. I might use miracast and obs to see if it can be replicated (though I don't see the correlation).
I should put this out there, my internet goes through cellular so I may be affected by double/triple NAT. I first found out about this possibility when my server no longer could be reached from the internet (ddns used) and I'd get different results when using different sites to get my ip address. arch client -> arch server -> wifi (dmz to server) -> cellular android --------------------------> wifi -> cellular Oh, something else I didn't mention (though may have been in a previous post) is that while conversations can be deleted from android, not so with gnome, nor is there an option to block contacts. On Mon, Aug 7, 2017 at 3:24 PM, Sébastien Blin <sebastien.b...@savoirfairelinux.com> wrote: > Hi Nathan. > > First, thanks for the videos it's very useful. > > I can't answer now about your first video. > > Video 2: => Wow... not good (and weird). Which distrib do you use? And > did you install Ring from the official package or build it from sources? > > Video 3 + your note: We are currently working on this issue. It will be > fixed in a few weeks. The thing is when you add/remove contacts, the > VCard can be duplicated and you'll have multiple contacts. > > Have a nice day, > > Sébastien.
