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Following on from my last report on uNav on Ubuntu Touch, I have done some further testing with uNav locally. I had one navigation hang-up using version 3.1 which seemed to have something to do with the location service on my Sony Xperia X failing but have had no further problems since then. The most recent test was done using landscape mode and this worked fine:
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There is now version 3.2 so I shall update and give that a test too.
I have decided that I need to give libertine containers a go as this seems to be the only way to get my beloved firefox working on Ubuntu Touch. It is also one of the reasons I got interested in Ubuntu Touch in the first place because it seemed to offer a way of combining desktop and mobile devices.
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First of all I did some reading up in the ubports documentation, it all appeared fairly straightforward (if you speak fluent command line which I don´t). Automatic setting up the container via the settings page took quite a while but did finish eventually. I have had several attempts to install packages from archives as well as from defined addresses but have had, so far, no success. Total failure in fact.
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More reading up is necessary and shall update to OTA-13 first….