=== jelatta_away is now known as jelatta [02:45] What CPU architecture is Ubuntu Touch targeted for? ARM15? [02:55] I installed Ubuntu onto my Nexus 10 and now I am trying to revert it back to Android. The intructions say to use the command 'adb reboot-bootloader', which works and reboots my Nexus. However when I try to do the next step, running 'sudo ./flash-all.sh' it says command not found. [02:55] Can anyone help? [02:57] Arkran: did you download the factory image from step 2? [02:57] and extract it from step 3? [02:58] Ah yeah, I did. [02:58] did you cd into the extracted directory? [02:58] I extracted it into my home directory. [02:58] is should have the flash-all.sh file in there [02:58] YYeah its in there. [02:58] so cd into the directory with flash-all.sh, then run the commnd [02:59] Yep thats what Ive done. [02:59] is it working now? [02:59] Im in ~/mantaray-jdq39 [02:59] Nah, I already was in that folder. [02:59] run ls [03:00] Yeah it lists all the files. [03:00] and flash-all.sh is one of them? [03:00] the img file, flash-all.sh, zip file, flash-all.bat and flash-base.sh [03:00] and 'sudo ./flash-all.sh' still says command not found? [03:01] Yep [03:01] can you paste the exact error? [03:01] sudo: ./flash-all.sh: command not found [03:01] If I try it without sudo it says Permission denied insteal. [03:01] instead* [03:02] Not sure if it matters, but Im running Ubuntu off a USB using the 'try Ubuntu' thingo. [03:03] hmmm, it *might* matter, not for for any reason I can currently think of [03:03] run: ls -lha flash-all.sh [03:03] and paste the ouput [03:04] or run "sudo sh -x ./flash-all.sh" and paste the output, to identify which command is not found [03:05] -rw------- 1 ubuntu ubuntu 855 Feb 14 14:27 flash-all.sh [03:05] Ubuntu bug 855 in Launchpad itself "Should series/+sourceadmin be completely inaccessible to mortal users?" [Medium,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/855 [03:05] ah, it's not set as executable for some reason [03:05] sudo chmod +x flash-all.sh [03:05] then try again with sudo [03:06] or try bregma's advice [03:07] That seems to be working now. [03:07] Thanks so much. [05:30] hey, I was having trouble finding definitieve results on this, is there a way to install the touch experience on x86 machines currently? I'm willing to compile, [05:34] nvm answered my own question, ubuntu touch currently runs on a thin android layer, so it would be difficult to port it to non android based devices [07:19] heh, building ubuntu-*-app dependencies under debian is not as easy as I thought.... === Robbilie_ is now known as Robbilie === SkavenXXI-[OFF] is now known as SkavenXXI [09:36] hey [09:37] i've seen many tutos how to install Ubuntu touch and who restoring android after [09:37] is there a way to restore a nandroid backup on a custom rom [09:38] i've done it with ClockWorkMod and don't have a.sh file, on lya folder with many img and tar [09:38] *only a === SkavenXXI is now known as SkavenXXI-[OFF] [12:32] Hello [13:04] Hi, Somebody has configured 4 finger on ubuntu 13.04 ? [13:10] because i want to get SHOW_DEKTOP when i drag to down on toupchad selenic, zenbook.... and it doens's works fine === boiko_ is now known as boiko [14:04] mhall119: ping [14:05] ZDmitry: pong [14:08] mhall119: I read build logs and it's bit strange - dh_install can't find auto created folder /usr/lib//qt5/qml/ [14:09] mhall119: Is there defined qt5 qml import variable in build env? [14:11] ZDmitry: I don't know, this is out of my area of knowledge [14:13] mhall119: required environment variable is QT_INSTALL_QML. And it can cause such error if it's absent. Hovewer you can try to replace it with QT_INSTALL_PLUGIN. On some building environment it is work. [14:15] it looks like everything is being compiled just fine.... [14:15] what does --list-missing do? [14:18] mhall119: This show missing part (such as files and etc) [14:18] hmmm, that should only warn though right? [14:19] yes [14:19] anyway compiling done fine on local machines [14:19] so is --list-missing causing this line: [14:19] dh_install: qtdeclarative5-konsole-qml-plugin missing files (usr/lib/*/qt5/qml/*), abortin [14:20] No. This line is cause because of missing folders [14:21] When I compile project I got this path /home/phablet/PROJECTS/Konsole-Plugin/konsole-qml-plugin/debian/qtdeclarative5-konsole-qml-plugin/usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/qt5/qml/org/kde/konsole/ [14:22] But from logs we see that it not created by builder [14:28] install -m 644 -p /build/buildd/konsole-qml-plugin-0.1.0ubuntu1~quantal1~test2bzr3raring0/src/qmldir /build/buildd/konsole-qml-plugin-0.1.0ubuntu1~quantal1~test2bzr3raring0/debian/qtdeclarative5-konsole-qml-plugin/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/qt5/qml/org/kde/konsole/ [14:28] should hve created it [14:32] yes, but next line says that can't find it (missing). [14:34] hmmmm, I really don't know what's going on then... [14:37] Are there some differencies in remote building and local? May be I something missing from them? [14:38] there are, but I don't know what they are [14:38] usually it's things you have installed that aren't part of the default install and not listed in Build-Depends, or local settings that aren't part of the default [14:43] Oh, my my. I didn't notice that... It's true, there missing some file. Not all, but missing. [14:44] In logs after lines "install ..." then must be line about copying qmltypse and assets, but they are missing [14:45] there are only *.so and qmldir files [14:54] Okay, now I have some mind about problem. I'll change stucture of project so it be easier for builder. [15:27] Can you install normal software on Ubuntu touch? [15:34] David_P: what do you mean by "normal software"? [15:35] you can install and run command line applications from the archives [15:35] Reallybad description I mean from source [15:36] if you install a compiler you can also compile software yourself [15:37] Plus, is the software centre the same as the desktop software centre? [15:38] not at the moment [15:40] So apart from that and ui, it's pretty much the same as desktop? [15:44] yes, but remember that ubuntu touch at the moment is still a developer version and not ready for production use yet [15:45] yeah thats ok [15:45] well sounds good to me :P [15:48] thank you for your advice goodbye :0 [15:48] *:) [16:00] mhall119: I changed structure of project and replaced __PRO_FILE_PWD__ with better equivalent. This should help. [16:17] hey [16:18] is there a consumer release of ubuntu touch? [16:18] ..yet.. === hggdh_ is now known as hggdh === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [19:09] I need help with an HTML5 app [19:09] Anyone here an HTML5/JS developer [19:10] Where can I find the resources for Javascript developers? [19:20] hi [19:21] i'm thinking of installing latest ubuntu touch raring nightly on my nexus 7 [19:21] is there any webbrowser in the preinstalled apps? === NCommander is now known as Guest35946 [21:19] Hi [21:19] where i get ubuntu mobile for install on my phone [21:20] MarconM, Take a look at the channel headers. [21:20] wilee-nilee: thank u [21:21] MarconM, Note however this is all in development. [21:21] wilee-nilee: yes i know ... but i want to help ... " try it" [21:21] is there something thats i can help on project [21:22] MarconM, I would not know really. [21:24] MarconM: what do you mean by help? Do you want to help in the development of the apps (like coding)? [21:25] yes ... and translate [21:25] i am brazilian nik90 [21:26] MarconM: the core apps (like Clock, Calendar, Weather etc) are still in heavy development. So the translation would be done in a much later stage since the UI is not yet fixed. [21:27] MarconM: If you are familiar with QML and Javascript you can help us with the coding and testing of the core apps [21:27] good [21:27] nik90: =D [21:27] how i start [21:27] nik90: [22:19] hey guys out there, one little question, is it necessary to tun stock rom before installing ubuntu touch? [22:40] I just flashed Ubuntu Touch to my nexus 10 and I can't get the keyboard to open. [22:45] Eh, a restart fixed it. Weird. [22:51] BearTanks, You are running a development. [22:52] I probably am. [22:53] Not probably you are [22:53] Yeah. :3 [22:53] ;) [22:54] I tried this when I first bought my Nexus 10 and it was ridiculously laggy and slow. [22:54] But it seems to be a lot better now. [22:54] really best for the people developing unless you want a really limited setup, there are the desktop releases as well. [22:54] or just to mess around I guess. [22:54] I could only find the developer preview. x.x [23:21] hi all, when is Ubuntu phone OS able to download? [23:22] ignore my question. ubuntu phone is a OS for: phone, pc and tv :)