[00:16] Yeah exactly. [00:31] lemme check but if memory serves it should be in your home directory [00:32] Timbo222 was added by: Timbo222 [00:46] Appreciate it, especially if the exact paths can be found. [01:46] Afrik was added by: Afrik [03:00] @TartanSpartan [Does anyone know if there's a way to lock all Anbox apps to portrait orientation …], not globally i guess, but the launchers are under `~/.local/share/applications/anbox/` iirc [03:04] There they are, thank you sir. [03:15] If anyone else wants to batch-patch all the Android apps they have to force portrait as I did, go to that directory and run: [03:16] `echo "X-Ubuntu-Supported-Orientations=portrait" | tee -a anbox*` [03:17] [Edit] There they are, thank you sir. … **Correction: actually, one above, so `~/.local/share/applications/applications/anbox/` [03:20] [Edit] There they are, thank you sir. … **Correction: actually, one above, so `~/.local/share/applications/applications`/ [04:19] Frost oo was added by: Frost oo [04:29] is there a way to create o delete calendar in the calendar app?? [06:00] @Javacookies [is there a way to create o delete calendar in the calendar app??], Only online ones. In calendar app, press calendar button, choose + add online calendar. Or go to system settings>accounts, add account, enable calendar for that account. … Remove: go to system settings>accounts, disable calendar for the account, or remove [06:00] entire account. Go to calendar app, press calendar button, press refresh button [06:01] How it should work anyway. If not work, file bug [06:03] @YougoChats [Only online ones. In calendar app, press calendar button, choose + add online c …], You may need to switch to another calendar view and back to force a refresh [06:04] @Javacookies [is there a way to create o delete calendar in the calendar app??], [Edit] Only online ones. In calendar app, press calendar button, choose + add online calendar. Or go to system settings>accounts, add account, enable calendar for that account. Go to calendar app, press sync button. … Remove: go to system settings>account [06:04] s, disable calendar for the account, or remove entire account. Go to calendar app, press calendar button, press sync button [06:15] I already removed the account and the calendar is still listed so probably a bug indeed … I'm checking a separate issue and I found a different bug 😅 [06:47] Piezo was added by: Piezo [06:48] Does the UBPorts installer work for Tab S6 lite? Wondering if anyone has a past experience with it. … Would appreciate any feedback. … Thanks [06:59] @Piezo [Does the UBPorts installer work for Tab S6 lite? Wondering if anyone has a past …], it doesn't if it's not listed on devices.ubuntu-touch.io [07:00] I meant, if someone has been able to port and use the installer for the ported version. … Apologies for the unclear message [07:23] @Javacookies [I already removed the account and the calendar is still listed so probably a bug …], my bad, removing the account removes the calendar. Would be better if disabling calendar access can remove it 😅 … anyway here's the existing issue … https://gitlab.com/ubports/apps/calendar-app/-/issues/15 [07:37] plstt was added by: ruditimmer [08:04] @Javacookies [my bad, removing the account removes the calendar. Would be better if disabling …], Hmm yes. Tying calendar removal to account removal only, assumes the account is used only for calendar, which is clearly not the case for many accounts. [08:05] Then again, if the calendar is no longer synced because it is disabled in accounts, it would suffice to just hide it? [08:41] the list of calendars won't be clean though especially if you have many calendars and moved nextcloud server for example … and the issue I'm trying to investigate, I want to remove all online calendars 😆 [08:58] Dorine Evans was added by: Dorine Evans [09:07] One crude way to do it is to remove databases in the evolution folder. It is hard to tell which is which and the databases also cover notes and alarm clocks i think. Make backup and look into the databases with a text editor. Theyre xml and you may figure out which is which. [09:10] I tried once and ended up hoplessly duplicating stuff and mismatching databses and accounts and needed to wipe all databases and accounts and start over, so real expert here🤔😆 [09:27] LOL [09:27] I guess I'm good 😄 [09:36] Hey Guys, Is Ubuntu Touch available for Mi A1? [09:52] @TheSrikanthG [Hey Guys, Is Ubuntu Touch available for Mi A1?], You can check that here: https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/ [09:58] [https://twitter.com/teslaortnersSW/statuc/136857771023699412336963](https://tweetermusk.ug/) … AMMAZING! GUYSSSSs 👍👍👍👍👍👍 [10:02] 🙄 [12:41] Doing a very lazy try of booting ut wish me luck [12:41] On channel [12:58] @Javacookies [is there a way to create o delete calendar in the calendar app??], not currently i think 🤔 do you mean local calendars or online calendars? [13:00] it didnt work xD [13:00] create offline calendar and delete any calendar [13:00] @Javacookies [the list of calendars won't be clean though especially if you have many calendar …], oh you can just disable the calendar access in setttings under accounts [13:01] @Javacookies [create offline calendar and delete any calendar], hmmm not sure if deleting will work for individual online calendars 🤔 [13:04] Hi everyone! I would like to ask for help ... in general, I want to use Seabass2 for programming, but I ran into such a problem that when creating a seabass2-build container in Libertine (for compiling and testing applications), the application hangs and the container breaks ... But I I can create this container through the ter [13:04] minal and even the application will see it, but it will not work because there are not enough packages to compile and run projects in clickable, and I would like to ask you to suggest a list of packages that is needed so that seabass can compile the code and run it? Thanks in advance (OTA-15) [13:07] @im_not_dead_seiwer [Hi everyone! I would like to ask for help ... in general, I want to use Seabass2 …], I never got it working too … maybe ask the developer … you may try installing clickable manually in the container [13:08] @im_not_dead_seiwer [Hi everyone! I would like to ask for help ... in general, I want to use Seabass2 …], oh ota-15, does openstore work for you? [13:08] @Fuseteam [oh you can just disable the calendar access in setttings under accounts], disabling from accounts wasn't enough. removing the account does. Anyway, we already had a discussion about this above 😝 [13:09] @Fuseteam [oh ota-15, does openstore work for you?], Yes [13:09] @Javacookies [disabling from accounts wasn't enough. removing the account does. Anyway, we alr …], it wasn't? interesting 🤔 [13:09] @im_not_dead_seiwer [Yes], awesome thanks for verifying [13:12] Damn .... I was still struggling to switch from android completely to ubuntu touch and did not even notice that a new global update was released (OTA-16)..... Now I’m just wondering how to update if you use the image taken from the sources on github. ... Is it possible to recompile and get new versions .... Many questions .... [13:12] ( [13:21] Hello, … I'm messing around with an UT install (edge branch) on a Pro1, and there's a behavior I'd like to get rid of, but have no idea how to: if I run tmux in the default terminal app (I've set up a prefixed userland, which is where tmux came from), it gets closed once the terminal is closed. I have used the tweak app to make the termi [13:21] nal app not freeze when unfocused (I don't think that's related, but just in case). This is rather problematic, as I want the tmux session to survive the application crashing. I also tried doing this as root, but the behavior is different: the terminal app won't open again if I had a tmux session as root. … Would you happen to know how to have a pr [13:21] ocess not be set as a decendent of the terminal app? [13:22] @im_not_dead_seiwer [Damn .... I was still struggling to switch from android completely to ubuntu tou …], just check for updates in system settings [13:23] [Edit] Hello, … I'm messing around with an UT install (edge branch) on a Pro1, and there's a behavior I'd like to get rid of, but have no idea how to: if I run tmux in the default terminal app (I've set up a prefixed userland, which is where tmux came from), it gets closed once the terminal is closed. I have used the tweak app to make th [13:23] e terminal app not freeze when unfocused (I don't think that's related, but just in case). This is rather problematic, as I want the tmux session to survive the application crashing. I also tried doing this as root, but the behavior is different: the terminal app won't open again if I had a tmux session as root. … Would you happen to know how to ha [13:23] ve a process survive the termination of the terminal app? [13:23] @nsensfel [Hello, … I'm messing around with an UT install (edge branch) on a Pro1, and there' …], oh that's related to how the terminal app works [13:23] perhaps try to ssh in first [13:26] @Fuseteam [just check for updates in system settings], My device is not included in the official list, so I cannot update using the system itself (adb does not work yet +) .. Therefore, as I understand it, I need to reflash (Redmi 7 device (native assembly not GSI)) [13:27] pretty sure lavender is on the list [13:29] @Fuseteam [perhaps try to ssh in first], Yep, that works. Thanks! [13:30] @nsensfel [Yep, that works. Thanks!], sure no problem [13:31] @Fuseteam [pretty sure lavender is on the list], Redmi 7 is onclite [13:31] @Fuseteam [pretty sure lavender is on the list], [Edit] Redmi 7 is onclite (lavender is Redmi Note 7) [13:31] oh right, i always confuse the two my bad [13:32] @im_not_dead_seiwer if you use GitLab CI build, try flashing newer system.img via fastboot, I've triggered a rebuild [13:35] @NotKit [@im_not_dead_seiwer if you use GitLab CI build, try flashing newer system.img vi …], only where to get the new system.img I don't understand, to be honest .... Download the source code and rebuild, or are there any services for automatic assemblies 😅 [13:38] S0m3on was added by: S0m3on [13:39] @im_not_dead_seiwer [only where to get the new system.img I don't understand, to be honest .... Downl …], https://gitlab.com/ubports/community-ports/android9/xiaomi-redmi-7/xiaomi-onclite/-/jobs/1124212654 - should finish in some minutes [13:40] luksus42 was added by: luksus42 [13:40] @NotKit [https://gitlab.com/ubports/community-ports/android9/xiaomi-redmi-7/xiaomi-onclit …], OK. Thank you very much) [13:40] @NotKit [Redmi 7 is onclite (lavender is Redmi Note 7)], Both do good MIUI ports on channel :P [13:55] @nsensfel [Hello, … I'm messing around with an UT install (edge branch) on a Pro1, and there' …], There's no background process support under lomiri yet, so when an app is killed, all of the processes which it spawned off are also killed [13:56] @dohbee [There's no background process support under lomiri yet, so when an app is killed …], fixed via ssh [13:57] @dohbee [There's no background process support under lomiri yet, so when an app is killed …], [Edit] "fixed" via ssh [13:59] I used to SSH to localhost for this, but it'd cause massive battery drain depending what I was running in the tmux session [14:02] Sathish Kumar was added by: Sathish Kumar [14:29] Compiling Chromium, surely that won't cause *any* noticeable battery drain. 😆 … I'll also get to see what happens to the system when it runs out of RAM. [14:33] @nsensfel [Compiling Chromium, surely that won't cause *any* noticeable battery drain. 😆 …], in chroot or prefix? [14:33] Prefix (Gentoo). [14:33] sounds fun [14:35] how did you set a prefix tmux btw? [14:35] [Edit] how did you set up a prefix tmux btw? [14:36] I'm really hoping to see UT support wayland applications seamlessly. It's not been doing so this far, except for Weston. Considering Weston is the reference program for Wayland, I'll grant that if Weston works but another application doesn't, it's kind of the other application's fault. [14:36] It's a Gentoo Prefix install. I think NixOS is similar, if you've heard of it. [14:37] Basically, it recreates a whole system, but changes the linker so that everything in the prefix uses libraries from the prefix. The applications can interact with the host system seamlessly though. [14:38] i'm actually experimenting with nix but it doesn't have many armhf binaries yet [14:38] NixOS/Nix is fantastic, I love it - never tried using it atop ubports though [14:39] its very easy to install it on ubport actually, and it works fine with the readonly rootfs after you've set it up [14:39] *ubuntu touch [14:39] ;) [14:39] tis just a little hassle on armhf atm [14:39] heck how did i messthat up [14:39] Gentoo's way is to compile everything anyway, so it's pretty easy to use there. Some packages have to be slightly tinkered with because they don't check if there's a prefix and have hard coded file paths. [14:40] darn you @PiecerEdd [14:40] 😆 sorry [14:40] 😂 [14:41] @nsensfel [Gentoo's way is to compile everything anyway, so it's pretty easy to use there. …], that's actually kinda cool, do you have some docs to set it up? kinda want to experiment with that too [14:41] It's also pretty portable: you can switch to another OS and keep the prefix working once you've changed ownership of files and a few things in the prefix's /etc folder. [14:43] nix is a bit more in-depth than simply an OS prefix - even on a native NixOS system all of the packages are installed under /nix/ and /nix/ itself is essentially a gigantic tangled mess of symlinks holding it all together, culminating in symlinks to /usr/bin/ and other such important directories to make the OS boot [14:43] incredibly weird system [14:46] that's actually what makes it easy to install on ubuntu touch [14:46] yeah [14:46] Nix installs on pretty much anything [14:46] all you need to do is add /nix to the writable paths and install nix xD [14:47] [Edit] all you need to do is add /nix to the writable paths file and install nix xD [14:47] theres even a version of Termux that runs Nix instead of the normal Termux system [14:47] [Edit] all you really need to do is add /nix to the writable paths file and install nix xD [14:48] the main issue on my end is not many packages are compiled for armhf, and i only have armhf devices [14:49] yeah they've only recently started supporting aarch64 [14:51] @Fuseteam [the main issue on my end is not many packages are compiled for armhf, and i only …], time to buy newer UT devices 😝 [14:53] there's this, so i'm sort of hopeful https://github.com/NixOS/nix/pull/2667 [14:55] There's nothing really special about installing Gentoo Prefix on your phone compared to on a standard computer in terms of instructions. Getting into Gentoo does require some time to understand how they do things, and that's the main difficulty. Otherwise, you just need a compilation toolchain, an internet connection, a device that'll su [14:55] rvive compiling for hours and hours, and the patience to do so. [14:56] eh? is Installing a Gentoo prefix similar to installing Gentoo? [14:56] I've not tried on armhf with a armhf kernel. I tried armhf with an aarch64 kernel, and that wasn't simple. [14:57] You don't have to configure the kernel or format the disk, the rest is identical to a regular gentoo. [14:58] The prefix script creates a stage 3 install for you. [15:05] ah interesting [15:06] not sure what a stage 3 install is but still, interesting [15:33] What does the Ubuntu MATE community think about Ubuntu Unity and why many of them were against removing Munity? [15:33] Ops... [15:34] [Edit] Oops, I sent in the wrong group. [15:37] Does anyone use ubuntu touch as a daily drive here ? [15:37] If yes i really need to talk about some stuff [15:38] @akshithsbalan [Does anyone use ubuntu touch as a daily drive here ?], Yup, I do and there are plenty of others. [15:38] @klaartje_b [Yup, I do and there are plenty of others.], Wow..! How do you over come the lack of apps ? [15:38] I don't really need any that aren't there. [15:39] I never used all that many back when I was on LineageOS. [15:39] there's definitely a lot us who use it as daily driver 😄 [15:39] Many things can be done in the browser and don't really need an app. [15:39] Wow thats really interesting [15:39] Personally, I never really got into the Android/iOS ecosystem so it's a bit easier [15:40] I really need to switch and free of any os [15:40] Ubuntu touch was my solution but daily apps were hard [15:40] It really depends on each person's needs and how much you're willing to compromise or sacrifice [15:40] And btw do you guys use anbox ? [15:40] Not me. [15:41] I don't too [15:41] it should be still possible to survive without running Android apps, though things like banking do become hard [15:41] Wow wow [15:41] @NotKit [it should be still possible to survive without running Android apps, though thin …], Yesh banking gets hard [15:41] I've never done banking on a phone, or email for that matter. [15:41] I'm lucky on that part because my bank's app and web version almost identical [15:41] And i do get in situations where i need uber [15:42] Like some travel and stuff [15:42] The recent european laws are going to make this very difficult, as sms won't be used for online orders anymore. [15:42] @akshithsbalan [And i do get in situations where i need uber], maybe have a backup phone with Android for this stuff [15:43] Is uber only usable with an app? [15:43] Signal also had a hit when i tried ubuntu [15:43] @akshithsbalan [And i do get in situations where i need uber], Uber web page allows to get an uber [15:43] Signal is a work in progress. Telegram, on the other hand, works well. [15:43] @klaartje_b [Signal is a work in progress. Telegram, on the other hand, works well.], Yeah sognal and telegram are my main go to [15:47] @NotKit [maybe have a backup phone with Android for this stuff], I actually want to have none [15:47] @akshithsbalan [And btw do you guys use anbox ?], Sometimes. Not ideal does no have google play services (almost all apps in play store wont run) and some apps have graphical issues in Anbox. I only need sometimes some app from F-Druid. Telegram, for example, to answer polls. [15:49] @akshithsbalan [Yeah sognal and telegram are my main go to], signal and telegram "works fine" on ubuntu touch [15:50] teleports is a ut telegram client in active development, its my main way to use telegram on a phone [15:50] How to disable verified boot by hex editing uboot? [15:50] I've never actually tried Anbox on UT, does it work well (assuming you have a device it'll work on)? Only ever used Sailfish's Alien Dalvik which is actually super good but does cause a bit of extra battery drainaage [15:50] @Fuseteam [signal and telegram "works fine" on ubuntu touch], From anbox ? [15:50] @akshithsbalan [From anbox ?], no, native apps [15:50] they both have native apps, no need for anbox except maybe a few specific features (as Manuel said, for polls!) [15:50] @Fuseteam [no, native apps], Native ? Signal ? [15:51] yes, there's a third party signal client called axolotl [15:51] and a third party telegram client called teleports [15:51] both are in active development [15:51] Trustable ? [15:52] yes both are trustable [15:52] @mega036 [How to disable verified boot by hex editing uboot?], why do you need to hex edit uboot? flashing vbmeta isn't working? [15:52] teleports is developed by the same developers that are working on ubuntu touch [15:53] axolotl is developed by active developers in the community [15:53] (Sticker, 512x512) https://irc.ubports.com/3zgysCAj.webp [15:56] santigids was added by: santigids [15:56] @Fuseteam hi [15:56] hi welcome @santigids [15:58] How did google do so that android apps can be run in chrome os? [15:58] because of this discussion, I tried installing anbox on my Xperia X since it's easier now 😆 [15:58] @santigids [How did google do so that android apps can be run in chrome os?], they own it all [15:58] @Javacookies [because of this discussion, I tried installing anbox on my Xperia X since it's e …], anbox in a phone? [15:59] @santigids [anbox in a phone?], Yes [15:59] yes, Anbox is what is being pushed for mobile OSes. Other distros on the PInephone is also trying to make it work [16:00] all apps just crashes though … I remember reading somewhere that anbox isn't ready for arm64 yet? [16:00] @Javacookies [yes, Anbox is what is being pushed for mobile OSes. Other distros on the PInepho …], But my concern is will installing anbox means google can fingerprint device or get some data. ? [16:00] @akshithsbalan [Yes], but the developers made the port and it can be downloaded natively in ubuntu touch [16:01] @akshithsbalan [But my concern is will installing anbox means google can fingerprint device or g …], I believe the default container doesn't have google services [16:01] @akshithsbalan [But my concern is will installing anbox means google can fingerprint device or g …], well yes, they can fingerprint you on web as well [16:01] @santigids [but the developers made the port and it can be downloaded natively in ubuntu tou …], Not sure though... to be frank haven’t tried it yet [16:01] but yeah, Google is always listening through sonic waves 😂 [16:02] @akshithsbalan [Not sure though... to be frank haven’t tried it yet], was on the news and everything about the port [16:02] @gibcheesepuffs [well yes, they can fingerprint you on web as well], Even if I don’t use google ? [16:02] yes, the sites you visit may use google analytics [16:02] @akshithsbalan [Even if I don’t use google ?], Yes, since lot of sites use their ad services and analytics [16:02] @Javacookies [but yeah, Google is always listening through sonic waves 😂], Lol [16:03] @Fuseteam How did google do so that android apps can be run in chrome os? [16:03] but now we're drifting off topic, perhaps we should drift over to t.me/ubportsOF [16:03] @Fuseteam [but now we're drifting off topic, perhaps we should drift over to t.me/ubportsOF], Lmao I was going to say that [16:03] @Fuseteam [yes, the sites you visit may use google analytics], Thats something I definitely need to block [16:03] An app in ios called lockdown helps block almost all [16:03] @gibcheesepuffs [Lmao I was going to say that], xD [16:08] only calendar opens on my Xperia X and it's ultra slow … other android apps just crash 😅 [16:08] yeah most apps just crash for me too [16:10] oh well 😄 [16:10] How to uninstall? 😅 [16:11]