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pp since it
offends people like you. I only said that I thought it is right to upload
to personal projects, especially a Bible app.
I'm working on a client's project right now, but I will remove that header
as soon as i have time today.
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In some of the mockups, it looks like you can see a wallpaper through the
header divider - maybe there's plans for a desktop of some sorts and the
dash is an overlay like on the desktop? Just a wild idea.
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Works fine for me on the desktop. I've used in just about every Ubuntu
Touch app I've written, and it has worked every time.
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>
> Firstly, thank's Michel for raising this issue. I fully appreciate the
> issue and you did the right thing raising it on this list.
>
> Michael, thanks for the prompt response explaining the reason the
> boilerplate is there.
>
> On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 1:45 PM, Mic
gh I do not think he read the
actual license header.
Once again, I'm very sorry if that comment offended you in any way and I
can remove that if Canonical wants.
Thanks,
Michael Spencer
On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 6:58 AM, Michel RENON wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed a comment in a sour
find the source code helpful!
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On Jan 10, 2014, at 8:55 AM, Sam Segers wrote:
> Hi Viswaprasath
>
> I'd suggest to look at already made apps. The default ones for Ubuntu for
> examples.
> All Ubuntu code is hosted on launchpa
component.
There are several apps that I know of that have tabs as the first item on the
page stack, including one of the core apps, Clock.
Michael Spencer
On Nov 28, 2013, at 4:09 PM, Sam Bull wrote:
> On Wed, 2013-11-27 at 15:32 -0600, Michael Spencer wrote:
>> I was told by one of the t
attention.
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On Nov 27, 2013, at 3:12 PM, Sam Bull wrote:
> On Tue, 2013-11-26 at 18
taining the controls.
2) When the "Listen" button is pressed, the toolbar gets replaced with the
audio controls.
I like option 1 best, but don't know if this is follows the design
guidelines or not. Any thoughts on this?
[1] https://github.com/uBible/uBib
ons, share, bookmark, add notes,
etc. Maybe the toolbar could change colors, like in GNOME apps.
What is the recommended design pattern for this? I like the "selection
mode" concept, but I don't know how this would follow the design guidelines.
[1] https://github.com/uBible/uBible
on't know what bug that is or how he solved it though...
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I solved this partially by using a Timer that would fire every 5 seconds
and save the app's data.
The code I used was:
Timer {
interval: 5000 // 5
page's tools, I set opened and locked based on wideAspect. Will
something similar be included by default?
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works.
>
>
Try taking a look at
http://developer.ubuntu.com/publish/packaging-click-apps/
It looks like you'll need the camera permission to access the camera
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Hello,
I'm the developer of Ubuntu Tasks, an application for the Ubuntu App
Showdown. I'd like to be display info graphics on the Ubuntu Phone welcome
screen, such as "2 Upcoming Tasks" or "1 Overdue Task". Is that currently
possible to do from a 3rd party app?
T
Hello,
I'm the developer of Ubuntu Tasks, an application for the Ubuntu App
Showdown. I'd like to be display info graphics on the Ubuntu Phone welcome
screen, such as "2 Upcoming Tasks" or "1 Overdue Task". Is that currently
possible to do from a 3rd party app?
c. The problem with
individual labels is how would they work when a task with labels is in
multiple categories?
Thanks for all the feedback, it is very much appreciated!
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, or will it be
possible by the deadline?
Another feature that would be nice to have is inserting notes into the
Notes app. Again, is or will this be possible before the deadline?
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tion/
>
> I hope you all like it ;)
>
> Have a good day
>
> Michal
Nice designs! I'm looking forward to seeing them implemented.
Which of the core apps are going to get visual designs? Specifically,
will the File Manager get visual designs, since that is the
On 07/15/2013 10:54 AM, Zisu Andrei wrote:
> Is this not a bit too ambitious? Although, open soirce could benefit
> from an actually usable office suite (don't get me started on
> LibreOffice).
>
> On Monday, July 15, 2013, Michael Spencer wrote:
>
> On 07/15/201
that /we/ don't have a good office suite for phone or
> tablet yet.
In my opinion, an office suite (or at least a text editor) should become
one of the core apps. I wonder if that is possible?
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manager using a single page
and just work on improving the UI in other ways.
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p the
directory structure in the file manager page. That way, new tabs could
be added, such as Bookmarks/Favorites, Shared Folders, Networked
Folders, etc.
Any thoughts?
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ave an up
button to go up a level, or use the page stack concept, and push a new
page onto the stack for every directory it descends into, using the back
button to go back to the last page, which goes up a directory?
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e design
FAQs, they mentioned that they are working on a better page stack back
button [1], so hopefully this gets addressed.
[1] http://design.ubuntu.com/apps/get-started/faqs
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u
where
back would mean "go up one level in the hierarchy of data"?
For example, what about the File Manager? Should this use a page stack
to represent the hierarchy of a file system, should it just use one page
that changes to display the current directory?
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where
back would mean "go up one level in the hierarchy of data"?
For example, what about the File Manager? Should this use a page stack
to represent the hierarchy of a file system, should it just use one page
that changes to display the current directory?
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pps/get-started/ui-model/
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> entry. I go to the email, want to go back to calendar?
In that case you'd use the right-edge swipe to go back.
>
> There needs to be a clear distinction between in-app back and os-level
> back
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would
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t; getting is old. *75 emails about a back button is just
> crazy.* Especially when the back button is not going to be used like
> the one in Android is.
I've only been following the last couple emails, but I do think that
since the page stack is one of the three main na
ng it somewhere else for fullscreen mode, even though
this would result in two methods, because they would be two standardized
methods that always work in their corresponding modes, and would be a
lot easier to use and more obvious than putting the back button in the
toolbar and requiri
r, I think that for
applications that have a header, the back button could nicely integrate
into that. This is the way Android does it, and I find it very easy to
use. Also users coming from Android would find it natural.
Here is a mockup: http://i.imgur.com/sJYzBGw.png
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