Re: [Blink] Flatpak

Thank you very much! It is working well on my end _ www.kaminata.net Ела си у дома... > Оригинално писмо >От: Alberto alberto.rina...@gmail.com >Относно: Re: [Blink] Flatpak >До: Blink Support

Re: [Blink] Google contacts

Google contacts API is not working for a long time due to undocumented changes made by Google. Adrian > On 27 Mar 2020, at 16:12, Alberto wrote: > > Hi, > I've configured access to my google contacts, I have 2FA enabled. > The procedure terminated correctly, but when I restart blink it

[Blink] Google contacts

Hi, I've configured access to my google contacts, I have 2FA enabled. The procedure terminated correctly, but when I restart blink it shows this error: ERROR[main] Unhandled exception in notification observer while handling notification 'GoogleAuthorizationWasAccepted' ERROR[main]

[Blink] New TLS certificate for all Blink variants

You may have noticed, if you are using Blink client with the default SIP accounts from sip2sip.info , that TLS transport does not work anymore. This is due to the expiration of the TLS certificate bundled with Blink. To fix this, you can download the new certificate from:

[Blink] Download folder error

Hi, My download folder is a symlink to another location and blink throws this error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/app/lib/python2.7/site-packages/blink/mainwindow.py", line 448, in _AH_ScreenshotsWindowActionTriggered makedirs(directory) File

Re: [Blink] Flatpak

That's not the problem. The white text on white background is the problem. Those layers shouldn't use a static color, but the background color instead. That way they would change together with the environment. On Fri, 27 Mar 2020 at 16:26, Adrian Georgescu wrote: > You need to request a SIP

Re: [Blink] Flatpak

You need to request a SIP address from a SIP service provider or use the built-in SIP account from Blink Adrian > On 27 Mar 2020, at 13:22, Alberto wrote: > > Hi, > sorry to butt in, but I was planning to learn some flatpak, so I spent a > whole week on it. > It's published here: