Hi ... I've installed Twinkle to my Ubuntu tablet. I'm the guy that
built it. I cant find the app. I've no idea where the installer might
have put it. A search doesn't find it, an I can't launch the installed
app to try it. Can any of you here help me please? i put out this
question on th
On 18/07/16 12:40, Matthias Apitz wrote:
this is not true; I reported my checks on June 9 to this list; i.e. you
can check the archives of the list;
Matthias, I'm really sorry. For a few weeks, I've been having troubles
with my PC. It turned out to be the motherboard, and during the
problems,
What is the purpose of the 'cooler' that pops up when I connect my
tablet to my PC? I can't use it for file transfer, or for any operation
that I've attempted so far. The phone has a far simpler interface that
allows complete interaction with the entire phone ram and storage card.
This is re
Hi there . Two questions. I've built a click package for the for
Twinkle sip softphone. Firstly, would someone care to test it, and make
the additions to the package that would be required. Second question:
At the moment, I'm having difficulty making the install the package. It
comes
Hi ... I have been using libreoffice on my table, and it's been
OK. Now, how can I get the onscreen keyboard to come back? Gedit gives
me access to both.
Kind regards, Barry.
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> Hi ... I've been using my bluetooth keyboard with libreoffice just
> fine. How can I get the onscreen keyboard to re-appear please?
> Gedit gives me access to both keyboards with no problem.
Kind regards, Barry
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On Fri, 2016-05-27 at 07:51 +0200, Matthias Apitz wrote:
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> is the keyboard visible there?
Got it. I just hadn't set up the bluetooth pairing properly. Now it
is working OK. Is there any way of programming quich keys? I use
+1,2,3 quite a lot to play a particular tune quickly, and
+x to kill
On 20/05/16 08:16, Matthias Apitz wrote:
I fetched the files and compiled it as explained in the Wiki in my
chroot; all a matter of five minutes, and it starts as:
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/local/lib
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ baresip baresip v0.4.18 Copyri
Hi ... I can't remember who I was talking to a while back, as I've been
out of the country a while, and had only a netbook with me. Now I have
access to my archives again, I see that I had success with Twinkle, as
well as csipsimple. Twinkle is open source. I've looked at the source,
and it'
On 08/05/16 09:41, Barry Drake wrote:
Hi My Ubuntu phone has a problem. I have to have many tries to
get access to the launcher bar. It has taken me several minutes quite
often.
Hi there . The problem went away. Yesterday, the battery went
flat, and I didn't have the phone
Hi My Ubuntu phone has a problem. I have to have many tries to
get access to the launcher bar. It has taken me several minutes quite
often. If I have faulty hardware, I need to get onto BQ. Meantime, is
there a config script that I can edit? The old 'Dodge' arrangement that
used to ap
On 23/04/16 22:38, Mitchell Reese wrote:
Libreoffice writer comes preinstalled. Currently you need a keyboard
to use it - ths should change with the next update. There are other
text writers in the store. Great tablet!
I've looked through the Ubuntu website. One thing it doesn't tell me is
w
On 23/04/16 19:58, Filip Dorosz wrote:
LibreOffice suite is preinstalled on the device. :)
Curiously, it doesn't appear on mine, and it's not on the Ubuntu store
any more. I have a text editor - I suppose I could use that. As for a
keyboard,I've got one that seems to work very well with the ph
I've followed the thread about the M10 Tablet with great interest. I
expect to be getting one. However, one App I will find essential will
be a document writer, something like libreoffice writer. Are there
plans for anything at the moment?
Regards,Barry.
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On 20/04/16 14:06, Michel Renon wrote:
only one that I found to work properly was csipsimple. I really think
you'd save a lot of trouble if you tried that one. I currently use it
:-) It's in testing phase before a future deployment.
I don't know if it's easy to port a java app to Ubuntu Phone.
On 20/04/16 11:52, Michel Renon wrote:
These last months, I done a small comparison of several softphones for
ubuntu, and I tested 'Yate client' [1]
The interesting point is that it's written in Qt4, C++.
So it may be a foundation of an Ubuntu Touch sip phone, just like
Trojita and Dekko.
Pleas
On 20/04/16 11:48, Nekhelesh Ramananthan wrote:
What's navmii? I am a bit confused here..are you says uNav is
complicated to use or doesn't have features that navmii has? What
upgrade? Are you referring to the upgrade to a newer version of uNav?
navmii is a satnav for Android. This is the Andro
On 20/04/16 10:47, Barry Drake wrote:
Another one I'd like to see is a satnav. I'm not aware of an open
source one, but I've written a message on the navmii q&a page asking
if they will consider porting it.
Thanks Alan I got Unav and tried it. It's nowher
Hi there ... One essential phone app for me is a sip softphone. The
one I've always used on Android is 'csipsimple'. It's open source,
written in Java, so it ought to port to a click package OK. I'm not up
to doing the job, but I really hope someone can take it up.
Another one I'd like to
On 16/04/16 15:11, Eric Holmi wrote:
I have had similar issues with some channels. Make sure you are using
the current rc or stable channel. I know for a fact that those apps
you mentioned do not work on hammerhead (I know its a port) for any
vivid or utopic channels. The same goes for flo, so
On 16/04/16 15:24, Alan Pope wrote:
What's more plausible is you tried downloading the file while the
store was being updated by a new store platform deployment. Happens
now and then. Usually retrying a few mins later works. Cheers,
I thought of that, and left it an hour before deleting the f
On 16/04/16 14:30, Michael Zanetti wrote:
At this point I'm not really sure if the issue you are facing is
really the terminal/filemanager app. Sounds more like a store problem.
I've managed to download the terminal and that works OK. I've now
compiled the file-manager from source, and that wor
On 16/04/16 11:35, Alan Pope wrote:
I'd like to understand some more how File Manager and Terminal are
broken for you but work fine for everyone else. Which phone do you
have? Make/Model? What version of Ubuntu do you have on it? (System
settings -> About phone. Could you maybe launch one of th
On 15/04/16 12:56, Michael Zanetti wrote:
I've installed the file manager app. The version on the Ubuntu store
doesn't work at all. I got the qml source code to see what it is
supposed to do, and the app doesn't show anything on the screen like it
should. It simply exits without doing anything
On 15/04/16 12:56, Michael Zanetti wrote:
Connecting the device to USB will give you MTP which indeed only exposes
the Home folder excluding hidden folders. However, you can, if you want
a terminal, enable Developer Mode in System-Settings -> About this
device which will enable you to connect thr
.
If I plug the phone into a USB port, it shows only five directories:
Documents, Pictures, etc. I can't get to anywhere else on the phone.
Without a terminal, I can't really do a lot. Can anyone help please?
Regards,Barry Drake
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