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> There's no idea in Randall's email. If a user doesn't want to be
> disturbed by incoming calls, he should mute his phone. The essay in the
> link complained that his phone showed 20 missed calls. In that case, the
> user should activate airplane mode.
Randall's stated goal is that he doesn
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> With the Ubuntu Phone coming soon(ish), perhaps we have the
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> unscientific market scan, no competitor seems interested in giving
> phone "
Hello,
Just wondering what the intended use of the page stack navigation model
is. Is it just for representing a hierarchy of navigation (such as
clicking to view a picture, and back means "go back to the last page"),
or should it also be used to represent a hierarchy of data also, where
back woul
As was advised to me, add the [design] tag to the subject, and you will
get the attention of the design team.
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Hello,
Just wondering what the intended use of the page stack navigation model
is. Is it just for representing a hierarchy of navigation (such as
clicking to view a picture, and back means "go back to the last page"),
or should it also be used to represent a hierarchy of data also, where
back woul
I personally would prefer the page stack view for things like file
explorer/manager. Where on Android you use the back button, with stacking as I
understand, you back up by tapping the titles at the top right? Very elegant if
I am understanding the design specs correctly. Can this be adjusted to
On 06/26/2013 08:16 AM, Daniel Clem wrote:
> I personally would prefer the page stack view for things like file
> explorer/manager. Where on Android you use the back button, with
> stacking as I understand, you back up by tapping the titles at the top
> right? Very elegant if I am understanding the
I'd also like to see some official opinions from the design team about all
of this. Solid Explorer (the best file manager on Android) uses a single
view rather than a page stack, and it works very well, but I have no
opinion about whether a page stack is good or bad for a file manager. It
seems lik
What exactly gets recreated in those 2MB? Why is that data not created when
you use the backbutton? I'm pretty it can be altered to have the same
behaviour. Any ideas?
Zisu Andrei
On 26 June 2013 14:29, Michael Spencer wrote:
> On 06/26/2013 08:16 AM, Daniel Clem wrote:
>
> I personally would
Anyone know if it will be possible to create folders to organize apps?
I'm asking this because today I had to organize my apps on android and I
wondered how it would look for apps in touch
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On 06/26/2013 08:34 AM, Zisu Andrei wrote:
> What exactly gets recreated in those 2MB? Why is that data not created
> when you use the backbutton? I'm pretty it can be altered to have the
> same behaviour. Any ideas?
I don't know really why that happens, but using my changes to the file
manager, w
it sounds good to me. I'm honestly getting to the point where I hope
everything will start falling into place quickly now, and that Mir will
become API stable enough to completely replace SurfaceFlinger. Once that
happens, we'll finally start to see all of the performance kinks worked
out. It sound
On 06/26/2013 08:33 AM, Josh Leverette wrote:
> I'd also like to see some official opinions from the design team about
> all of this. Solid Explorer (the best file manager on Android) uses a
> single view rather than a page stack, and it works very well, but I
> have no opinion about whether a page
Your email motivates me to finally get the Music Player to compile on my
laptop today...
Zisu Andrei
On 26 June 2013 14:56, Josh Leverette wrote:
> it sounds good to me. I'm honestly getting to the point where I hope
> everything will start falling into place quickly now, and that Mir will
> b
On 06/26/2013 08:56 AM, Josh Leverette wrote:
> it sounds good to me. I'm honestly getting to the point where I hope
> everything will start falling into place quickly now, and that Mir
> will become API stable enough to completely replace SurfaceFlinger.
> Once that happens, we'll finally start to
A mode I have been missing in every phone I ever had is the ability to have
a recorder answer the call where I say "I'm busy right now but I'm still
able to take rely important calls. Press one to leave a message or press
two to call me right now."
Can't be that hard to implement I guess.
2013/6
On 13-06-26 04:00 AM, Zisu Andrei wrote:
>
> There's no idea in Randall's email. If a user doesn't want to be
> disturbed by incoming calls, he should mute his phone. The essay
> in the link complained that his phone showed 20 missed calls. In
> that case, the user should activat
I guess this spec has enough features to move from a "Setting" to an App.
Zisu Andrei
On 26 June 2013 17:00, Randall Ross wrote:
> On 13-06-26 04:00 AM, Zisu Andrei wrote:
> >
> > There's no idea in Randall's email. If a user doesn't want to be
> > disturbed by incoming calls, he shou
Hi all,
Great chat. Ok so back in the page stack, means going up a level in the
app. Which is not necessarily the same as the hierarchy of data but you
could treat it as such.
What do you mean by hierarchy of navigation? Back doesn't necessarily take
you back to where you just were, for example i
Has there been any discussion of voice recognition, both to compose
texts/emails and to perform actions, like "open the music player"? I
find this feature quite useful on my current phone.
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there seems to be a basic system for voice recognition, designed to control
the currently open app based on a limited command vocabulary. I'm curious
if there are any plans for a Siri-like assistant, maybe for the 14.04
release? and how accurate is the dictation software? is it good enough for
stra
Although I change the proxy_info setting, I still have the same issue.
I found the issue is related to function get_hybris() in build/envsetup.sh
function get_hybris() {
HYBRIS_SRC=ubuntu/hybris
HYBRIS_SRC_PACKAGE=libhybris
HYBRIS_SRC_SERIES=saucy
# Can't exit while sourcing.
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