 Hi folks, I'm trying to use Libertine and its Scope in my Nexus 5 with 15.04
 I created the container with ADB from my computer, and installed a bunch of programs with libertine-container-manager. They show in the scope, but none works.
 Any idea? Is this working right now on N5?
 [Edit] I created the container with ADB from my computer, and installed a bunch of programs with libertine-container-manager. They show in the scope, but none works (they try to open, then crash back to the scope).
 @Gorsh2, Your dp lol.
 Huh?
[02:58] <ubptgbot> Freidergandica was added by: Freidergandica
 Hi!
 @Gorsh2, I think it’s working better on 16.04 RC at the moment?
 Greetings from Venezuela 🇻🇪
 someone can help me? I need to install Ubuntu Touch for Tablets.
 I have a tablet VIT T1100
 (Photo, 300x250) https://irc.ubports.com/4Nxp9Ves.png
 @Freidergandica, This is model
 ¡Help me!
 @AlexanderPlaza, Hmmm ok
 I'll jump into 16.04 once the camera bug gets squashed
 @Freidergandica, Hola! Ubports no te va a funcionar en ese modelo... Sólo funciona en los que figuran en http://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/
 El resto depende de que alguien se esfuerce en adaptarlo.
 (Sorry for the language swap: I was explaining it won't work on that tablet, only supported devices... unless someone makes the effort to port)
 Si te es más fácil, tenemos un grupo en Español: … https://t.me/UBPorts_ES
 anyone working on motog3?
 @Akhilas, Osprey? Someone created the manifest to start porting it to Halium but that's all afaik https://github.com/Halium/projectmanagement/issues/57
 @Loveisblurred, Please keep your contributions civil and rewarding for all in this group. Thank you
 Okay.
 @advocatux, Okay
 Does this sound like a bug to you guys:
 My MX4 on Xenial RC sends a push notification on startup saying "Low on disk space: Only 0% is available on the internal storage device". This despite the system settings telling me there's 770ish MB free. The maths doesn't seem to add up?
 And if it is a bug, has it already been reported?
 On a different note, I'm still trying to cut back on my browser tabs and the way it affects system storage on my M10. My strategy has been to go back through the sites browsed on a single tab, checking to make sure they don't have anything else I want to study, and then close the tab when it's exhausted.
 But this seems to be actually raising the app's cache footprint. Would you say it's safe to clear the app cache whilst I'm doing this? I suppose the site passwords and bookmarks + other crucial stuff are stored in the data used part of the app? Referring to UT Tweak Tool here for these metrics.
[10:26] <ubptgbot> AlexK was added by: AlexK
 @AlexK, Hi AlexK, welcome! Check out https://ubports.com/telegram-welcome to get you started
 Hi to all from Austria! fyi: i just started working on an vscode clickable extension.
 @AlexK, Nice! I prefer vscode over atom, thank you
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[14:06] <ubptgbot> notcake was added by: notcake
 did not know this existed, and was sad about discontinuation of Ubuntu Touch, until today … maybe my old Meizu MX4 can finally do something
 I want to thank EVERY SINGLE CONTRIBUTOR to this project for reviving Ubuntu Touch and doing things to make it even better
 @notcake, From all of us, you're welcome. :D
[14:43] <ubptgbot> ErBoss88 was added by: ErBoss88
 @notcake, Thx so much ;)
 currently trying to unlock Meizu MX4 (Android edition)
 not impossible
 at least that's what I want to think
 @notcake, Hi, see this http://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/userguide/install.html#install-on-legacy-android-devices
 @advocatux, thanks, but it still needs unlocking … I have pseudo-unlocked it to install custom recovery, but that's not enough
 @notcake, Please, read that instructions carefully 👍
 @notcake, [Edit] Please, read those instructions carefully 👍
[15:20] <ubptgbot> Max Karpawich was added by: Max Karpawich
[15:26] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> Is there an existing API which would allow a developer to listen for incoming text messages and handle the data (including attachment file paths) in those messages? I've been perusing the messaging-app source but can't trace to where messages are handled.
[15:31] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> If there isn't an API, then I would still like to know where messages are handled in the message app so that I can rebuild a version of my own.
[15:35] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> I apologize in advance if this is the wrong place for my question. If so, would you mind redirecting me? Thanks!
 Hi Max I'm not a developer but maybe you're looking for something like https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-push ?
 Not quite.
 I knew it 😂
 Let me take a look
 👍
 messaging-app is a special case, I don't believe there is a public API for sending or receiving SMS/MMS in Ubuntu Touch
 Aha, yep, I'm seeing references to HistoryService. From what I can tell, it's an undocumented block that deals with call and message history
 And possibly current messages as well.
 Someone will come along to explain it better, that's not where I've been working.
[15:40] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> Thanks @UniversalSuperBox and @advocatux . I'm assuming that it would still be possible for me to build my own version of messaging-app and put in code where messages are handled, yes?
 Yes, but I don't know how feasible it is.
 Aha. It's using Telepathy directly to receive messages
[15:50] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> Oh! So if Ubuntu Touch uses Telepathy, then I could just make a Python script which interfaces with Telepathy to receive messages, yes?
 I can't guarantee that, but you could always try with a little test script
[15:58] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> Right. I'll work with that and see what I find. You saved me a lot of work, thanks!
 @Max Karpawich, What's the end goal? To implement visual voicemail or something similar?
 @UniversalSuperBox, right. there was never any work completed to be abl to enable other apps to send/receive SMS
 so only system things can do that, because privacy/security
[16:19] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> No. I've been instructed to find video attachments and send them (or their location) to another program
 huh
[16:21] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> @dohbee when you say "system things" would a low-level program or Python script classify as that? As in could I get messages using Telepathy
 maybe, depending on how it's being run
[16:22] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> ... without using the framework for Touch apps
 i don't understand the goal here though, or why you would have been instructed to do it
 and it sounds a bit sketchy, tbh
[16:30] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> I assumed background was irrelevant, but if you want it: I'm working for a startup which developed a new form of an operating system (that's the shortest explanation). I've been instructed to figure out a way to have a Linux system that can receive videos from cellular data and then pass them to a program
 So an off-the-shelf UT device would be simplest
 well, ofono + code would be simplest i guess
 but "cellular data" != MMS
 i would expect the meaning there to be via LTE, which really would just be normal internet stuffs
[16:32] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> I do mean through MMS, sorry
 sending a URL via SMS is one thing, but MMS is a horribly inefficient way to pass video data around
[16:34] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> I don't mean for what I'm doing to be "sketchy", but if there isn't an existing means of receiving text messages and attachments in an Ubuntu app otherwise than the default one, then I figured I could utilize the low-level access on a phone that Ubuntu Touch provides to accomplish what I need
 theoretically yes, but not in a simple way where you could just publish an app in the store that gets installed on some UT deployments, i think
[16:36] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> I understand that it's inefficient, but it is what I've been instructed to do. Sorry if that bugs you
[16:37] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> I'm not looking to build an app that would be published: I'm building a demo that only needs to work on a single device.
[16:37] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> If this isn't the right place to ask this question, perhaps you could redirect me elsewhere?
[16:39] <ubptgbot> <Antonio Rensi> @Max Karpawich, Yeah! But you have to ask yourself: "If this demo get approved, will I have to build an app?".
[16:40] <ubptgbot> <Max Karpawich> What I'm getting from your feedback is that I'll probably have to look elsewhere besides Ubuntu Touch. Thanks for trying to help.
 @TartanSpartan, Any advice regarding that block of messages?
 Fwd from Hacker News: [Google w](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17558200)Google warns Android might not remain free because of EU decision … [Article](https://www.theverge.com/2018/7/18/17585396/google-android-eu-fine-response), Comments
 @HenryOne, yes please
 @ubports_ot
 @VeryOriginalUsername, Why was it deleted?
 Because the person posting it found it to be off-topic?
 Ah wait, I read the admin log wrong
[20:23] <ubptgbot> Ramon was added by: Ramon
 @garrogarri, I did it because it was completely OT
 @Ramon, Hi Ramon, welcome! Check out https://ubports.com/telegram-welcome to get you started :)
 I really need to fix my M10's storage issue. This is of critical importance.