rtine, which has no problem on an 8 GB Nexus
4 like the ones I have, and *is* the
recommended way.
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your device (ironically, you can use ssh to "connect remotely" from
the Terminal App, so you do not need a
second computer).
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test your application. When you're
happy with it, you would package up the
application and bundle and additional dependencies into a click and distribute
it that way. Since Qt5 is already on the
phone, the download size would not be unusually large if that's the toolkit you
choose to use.
The U
uestions/749848/additional-libraries-in-ubuntu-touch-libpng-libfreetype-etc
> And anyway, would it make a difference in performance on the device to
> use a different tk than qt?
No. Applications in Ubuntu run on the bare metal, not on some abstract virtual
machine. There is nothing special abo
want to use graphics acceleration on mobile devices, you must use
OpenGL|ES. OpenGL|ES is supported by most
modern toolkits including Qt and libSDL. The last update to GLUT was over 16
years ago, it is not a modern toolkit.
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d like too see it fixed soon, though it seems not to be on
> libertine bugtracker [1]. As I understand, it means
> it's either not actually related to libertine (e.g. is a Mir bug) or wasn't
> yet reported.
It's not a bug in Libertine, XMir, or Mir. Window management is simply a
eally handy and they cant be run
> from anywhere i know ...
https://bugs.launchpad.net/libertine-scope/+bug/1617545/comments/9
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perience is you will not stop getting daily updates, but you might lose
other functionality (eg. on-screen
keyboard) if you do any kind of an apt upgrade in RW mode. You are safest
using a chroot or a libertine container.
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On 16-07-28 03:40 AM, Marcin Xc wrote:
> With OTA12 gedit disappeared from my M10. Also from the Store. I tried to
> find some simple text editor but didn't succeed.
> Is there no simple text editor available?
Try swiping left until the Desktop Apps (XApps) scope appears.
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e able to start the screen shot from a
> SSH session.
While I'm not sure how the keys do the snapshot (it could be an internal call
inside Unity 8 grabbing a frame or
something) the command line to grab frames from an ssh session is
"mirscreencast". It has a --help option.
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> one code to rule them all!
Do you mean Vol+ & Vol- takes a screenshot? All it seems to do on my phone and
tablet is change the volume
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pect its missing a
> package maybe?
Possibly. I'd have to let someone who knows more about those specific apps
answer, but you may end up needing to file
bugs against those individual packages as well, if it turns out they're making
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(see
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scroll down to "Upgrading manually").
DO NOT use --wipe or --bootstrap and your data will be safe.
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the previous version of the package
installed on your device. One of the experts on that needs to chime in here:
I certainly couldn't find the how-to with
a Google search.
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ns can take
place instead, and you can just throw your
pointer against the left and top edge to find the less-frequently-used Dash
button. Or move your thumb down to the
bottom of the screen.
Theory is great and all, but they way it works right now feels good. I like
feeling good.
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n front
of them, Fitt's law puts that point at the top. Convergence means the software
appears and reacts the right way for the
current configuration. Change the configuration, change the way the software
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in both Libertine and Puritine (the
libertine container bundled with the M10).
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OTA-11 comes out and the Libertine scope
appears in the Ubuntu store. After that, it's automatic.
You might want to remove the NotShowIn line.
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ls that are there for the purpose.
[1]
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you enter them.
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gs should be the normal case and not the exceptional
afterthought.
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ny workarounds for this?
This is, unfortunately, still on the backlog for tasks left to do.
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esktop running Unity
8).
The Citrix receiver has been tested and verified as working in a Libertine
container on ARM devices.
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ecause it turns out they'd make
the image too large to flash on the device.
> I have been using the images for a few months now expecting firefox,
> libreoffice and gedit to start working.
>
> Am I missing something?
Yes, the actual apps. That's the 'Puritine' click.
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top mode).
If you're requesting individual apps and scopes have a transparent background
by default, that's another story. You
will probably need to talk to the individual app developers.
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is effectively how cut-and-paste works in X11 today). The
complication means it will be more secure, but
will take longer to develop and test.
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on launch
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d-tv (a toshiba) it works. ?
Try a different HDMI cable. Seriously, I have run into this problem with
various devices and various monitors. It
seems there are combinations of device/cable/monitor that just don't work, and
the symptom is usually exactly what you
describe above.
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an trying to mimic
Microsoft Windows accurately. Those are
great OSes with nice interfaces for what they do, but neither are convergent
and neither are better than Ubuntu,
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On 2016-04-14 04:27 PM, bruce wrote:
I have a Nexus 4 running OTA-10.1. I also have an older Acer monitor
with a DVI input. I use an Accel Slimport adapter, connect to an HDMI to
DVI adapter and connect that to my Acer monitor. This worked under
OTA-9.0 and 9.1. I didn't try it under 10.0. It no
ll be deploying it in the nearest time.
> Along with this we'll also be enabling the landing-team-changes+1 [1]
> mailing-list for xenial-overlay landings.
How does this work with the Y archives not yet opened?
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hat you want and we do this in testing
all the time, but out of the box you can not install arbitrary untested desktop
software yet. VNC has been tested and
it works.
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On 16-03-24 06:27 PM, lgd wrote:
>
> (EE)
> Fatal server error:
> (EE) Unrecognized option: -title
> (EE)
> XMir has closed unexpectedly
That indicates you have an old version of XMir. You need at least version
2:1.17.2-1ubuntu0.1~overlay9 on your phone.
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om are newer (it's a constantly moving target and in
the process of integrating the required
changes).
There may be a missing dependency in which XMir does not get pulled in
automatically. I'm not sure what the status of
that bug is in the various packages floating around.
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I typed 'Firefox' in the search box and got several screensful of
candidate packages.
Eventually you will be able to do this through a converged Ubuntu Store app,
but those days are not these days yet.
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ays in terms of integration into the phone ecosystem, so expect a rough
ride for the near term.
All that should change soon enough.
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rs.
TL;DR Yes, same code, it's just a matter of the compiler.
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he CPU but the userspace
runtime is effectively the same 32-bit armhf
runtime we use on other Ubuntu Touch devices.
tl;dr you will be able to run the same 32bit arm applications on it.
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to do the same on your phone, but the experience without the external
monitor and mouse is frustrating at best.
We do not recommend it under those circumstances, which is why we have not
made it generally available.
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On 2016-01-31 01:31 PM, Wayne Ward wrote:
Hi has any body setup libertine or know were there is any places to help
set it up ?
I installed the app but couldnt get it do much?
There are a couple of patches to the infrastructure software coming soon
that allow Libertine aapplications to launch
unlikely to be completely satisfactory. It's your phone, you can do what you
like, but you can't say you weren't warned.
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The phone uses the Mir display server.
Yes, you could in theory use the CPU to copy rendered frames from the GPU out
to the USB port. You would need
specialized software on both ends and your framerate would likely be less than
satisfactory.
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rs from writing crappy software. What we can do is not
aid and abet them.
We need APIs for feature detection. Apps need feature detection. Apps don't
need "system mode" detection. We don't
want apps to have "system mode" detection because we don't want to have a
"
code
and breaking things in a highly undesirable way.
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arate entities. I
can turn my phone into a desktop at any
time, and I have laptops I can turn into a tablet at any time. There is only
one Ubuntu Personal.
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se polemics to further advance
their extremist causes. In some cases their
contribution is a valuable counterbalance to certain tendencies in technology,
but it turns out not everything you read
on the internet is completely true or even useful for leading a rewarding and
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That means that at this point most projects are going to need to branch their
repos for Wily, otherwise their Ubuntu
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On 15-07-09 08:52 PM, Robert Park wrote:
On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 4:15 PM, Robert Park robert.p...@canonical.com wrote:
On Jul 9, 2015 4:01 PM, Stephen M. Webb stephen.w...@canonical.com
wrote:
This is deliciously slick, but what would improve it big heap dealie would
be to make some
, Series) and have the lander's nick
automatically added by default to the Lander field.
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On 15-07-09 07:15 PM, Robert Park wrote:
On Jul 9, 2015 4:01 PM, Stephen M. Webb stephen.w...@canonical.com
mailto:stephen.w...@canonical.com wrote:
On 15-07-07 06:26 PM, Robert Park wrote:
8. Reply to this email with any concerns/bugs/feature requests you might
have
On 15-03-18 05:19 AM, Łukasz 'sil2100' Zemczak wrote:
Once I feel better I'll also try
to add some optimizations to the old cow.
Just out of curiosity, is there any new messaging on the replacement for this
temporary tool other than the beginning
of 2014?
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On 12/15/2014 05:38 PM, Francis Ginther wrote:
What’s still down:
- The bootspeed and unity7 testing desktops are still offline due to an issue
with power.
Is there an ETA on this?
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On 12/05/2014 10:50 AM, Alan Pope wrote:
We still have work to do, but would appreciate feedback (and patches).
Some of the big to do items we know of which include:-
Are there debs so we can test it on the Unity 8 desktop?
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Should I just rebuild these directly in vivid-proposed, or could
somebody organise a silo with no-change rebuilds for these?
For Compiz, I'll be organizing a landing today (if possible) for other reasons.
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On 12/04/2014 06:56 AM, Colin Watson wrote:
On Thu, Dec 04, 2014 at 06:54:02AM -0500, Stephen M. Webb wrote:
For Compiz, I'll be organizing a landing today (if possible) for other
reasons.
Thanks. That will automatically build with libprotobuf9, but it won't
be possible to merge-and-clean
it -
running under app armor restrictions? Would love to see that this cycle.
Yes, there are indeed plans for just that. Hopefully a first stab this cycle
to capture all the edge cases early.
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On 09/17/2014 08:08 AM, David Henningsson wrote:
I suspect we want the ofono backend on Ubuntu Touch and native on the desktop
(right?). We need to deal with this somehow.
Yes, because there's only one Ubuntu archive. Compile-time selection is not an
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/kubuntu-packaging/qtchooser_qmlscene_fallback/+merge/230595
Is this the problem we had on the Unity 8 desktop some months ago that we
solved it by explicitly replacing 'qmlscene'
in the .desktop files with 'qmlscene -qt=5'? What are the disadvantages of
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for different experiences? It
doesn't make a lot of sense to me to see a
Dialer or SMS app when I don't have a phone radio in my tablet or desktop, or a
Camera app when I don't have a camera.
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14.04 LTS gives me a much
larger list than that, and I'd expect that
to be a subset of Utopic. I haven't seen any related MPs against
unity8-desktop-session source for example. Has your
testing against that supported target verified there are no regressions?
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How does this affect the extensive use of Autopilot/Python2 in the desktop
Unity 7 stack?
On Friday, May 2, 2014, Barry Warsaw ba...@ubuntu.com wrote:
As you may be aware, we are transitioning autopilot to Python 3 by
default so
that we can remove Python 2 from the touch images. The key to
On Tue, Apr 8, 2014 at 2:39 PM, Alberto Mardegan
alberto.marde...@canonical.com wrote:
I think that Alexander summarized it quite well, but to try even a
shorter version, the only differences from today are:
1) At the end of the CI train, when a branch lands into an Ubuntu
archive, the code
does not even render using
Mir on the desktop (lp: #1295309) would have been noticed before it was made
the default in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
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system after a while a
see how frustrating it is to have buttons
drawn on the screen that do nothing but leave smudges when you press them).
Don't assume users of a converged Ubuntu on
the desktop will still be living in the 20th century.
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On 03/26/2014 05:06 PM, Robert Park wrote:
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 6:33 AM, Stephen M. Webb
stephen.w...@canonical.com wrote:
Hmm, I was unaware the particular velocity and distance of a swipe changed
its meaning. It seems this long swipe
works to go Home when an app is running
are set to
converge. Only problem is there is a manual
effort required to assign new bugs to the different series, and our experience
is that humans err.
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