Alan Pope

@popey I thought you already had one.

@JoeRessington I had the android version, flashed with Ubuntu. This one is a flashed-in-the-factory with no android buttons retail version.

@popey Oh right. Aren't the capacitive buttons disabled by software though?

@JoeRessington They are ignored, yes, but these have glass which obscures them AIUI. Same as the ones you saw in pub. My old one doesn't.

@popey I thought the hardware was identical. Interesting.

@JoeRessington Except for the glass, they are.

@popey don't tell me you're planning to film it.

@JoeRessington Nah, surely that's already been done?

@popey Looks photoshopped to me

@bigcalm I did actually open it in gimp to resize it down for twitter :)

@popey Needs moar convert -resize efficiency. After which you then open it in GIMP to make sure it still looks sensible.

@turmoni I did try convert -resize but it seemed to only do pixel sizes and not ratios so I just gave up and gimped it, like a gimp.

@popey @turmoni convert pic.jpg[25%] out.jpg

@popey @turmoni Also useful for batch converting mixed formats of photo for web e.g. convert *.jpg[25%] out%03d.jpg

@popey No that does not work for me while my Samsung Android connects fine.

@markooss Ubuntu 14.04. running Unity, or some other desktop?

@popey It is running Unity

@popey My Ubuntu 14.04 desktop doesn't recognize my Bq Ubuntu Edition as Windows XP does. :-(

@markooss Is the phone unlocked, at the dash? Phone must be unlocked to show up in nautilus.

@popey Yes, I introduce the password but nothing happens.