On my Ubuntu 18.04 it takes a second to actually remove the entry.

No version of Trebleshot for Windows has been released yet, right?

It would be nice to see option to "check for updates" and the built in updater

According to what other developers stated, this issue happens on 5.11 and will probably happen on upper versions.

The error that occurs is that
QSqlDatabasePrivate::database: requested database does not belong to the calling thread.

Also opening a connection leads the previous connection to be closed.

The database is a local SQLite3 database and solution will be either one of these;

• Always open a new connection for queries
• Find a way to clone the connection owned by different threads

An example of database query

AppUtils::getDatabase()->publish(device);

AppUtils holds a static variable to provide access to the same instance.

getDatabase() returns a AccessDatabase instance which handles and eases the database operations.

It is likely that something changed on qmdnsengine's part (I'm just guessing), because there is not (or it isn't working) a correct path for its header files. Starting with a fresh clone, and after initializing the submodules:

In file included from /tmp/desktop/cmake-build-release/trebleshot_autogen/WNS5U4BGQZ/moc_DNSSDService.cpp:10,
                 from /tmp/desktop/cmake-build-release/trebleshot_autogen/mocs_compilation.cpp:3:
/tmp/desktop/src/broadcast/DNSSDService.h:47:10: fatal error: qmdnsengine/server.h: No such file or directory
   47 | #include <qmdnsengine/server.h>
      |          ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
make[3]: *** [CMakeFiles/trebleshot.dir/build.make:110: CMakeFiles/trebleshot.dir/trebleshot_autogen/mocs_compilation.cpp.o] Error 1
make[3]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
In file included from /tmp/desktop/src/ui/MainWindow.h:20,
                 from /tmp/desktop/src/main.cpp:21:
/tmp/desktop/src/broadcast/DNSSDService.h:47:10: fatal error: qmdnsengine/server.h: No such file or directory
   47 | #include <qmdnsengine/server.h>
      |          ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.

Hi, @velitasali . It's been quite a long time. I was wondering when an executable file of the desktop variant of Trebleshot will be available for download. Using USB cables are becoming tiring. By the way, I was wondering if you will be needing documents as I did for the Android version. That is Privacy policy and FAQs. And maybe a contributor's guide.
Once again, great job.

Background:
Warpinator is an app released in Linux Mint 20 that allows desktops to share files with other desktops having it installed on them. It is written in python.

Request:
Kindly have a look at the implementation of the app. If possible try to use it for Linux sharing.

Declaimer:
I haven't personally used it cuz I don't have another desktop to test. It seems to only work between desktops running Linux and Warpinator installed.

Link:
https://github.com/linuxmint/warpinator

Side suggestion: It might be possible to talk to them ask them contribute to uprotocol, which might help shape it better.

The title says it supports Mac OS, but I can't seem to compile it

It would be nice to have an Open Downloads folder button somewhere in the main window so it would be easy to access it.

Hi, I just tried the 0.1.0 build on Windows 10 Home (TrebleShot-0.1.0-installer.exe) and got multiple errors about missing .dll during first start:

• MSVCP140D.dll
• VCRUNTIME140D.dll
• ucrtbased.dll

I guess I need to install some version of Visual C++?

Hi,
I was wondering if TrebleShot could allow pc to pc file transfer, so I set up two computers on the same network using TrebleShot and gave it a go.

I could go as far as setting up the transfer, but I get stuck right before the actual transfer takes place. On both devices, the transfers get stuck at "Pending".

Device 1: Desktop connected using Ethernet, Windows 10
Device 2: Surface Pro 4 connected using 5GHz network, Windows 10
I get the pending issue on both devices.

I'm not sure if a firewall is blocking the transfer, or is the application not designed to handle desktop to desktop transfers in the first place.

I run my computers on 192.168.0 and my WiFi on 192.168.1 and i can't get it to work. If i use other apps i can connect but TrebleShot seems to not work. I haven't confirmed that TrebleShot work proper yet so maybe someone else can verify that TrebleShot do work and can send files if running on the same network.

I use Total Commander from my phone and i can connect to my computers over LAN, but maybe something else is needed in TrebleShot to get it to work?

I tried to send a file to my computer but it couldn't connect to 192.168.0.200, but it seems that Share via browser worked. I entered http://192.168.1.113:58732 in my web browser on my computer and i was able to download the file.

The dialog Choose files to send - TrebleShot 0.1.0 seems to have issues with the system icons. Instead of a smooth scroll it will be very jerky.

Can you add something to the README or docs that mentions these firewall ports that need to be opened?

https://github.com/genonbeta/TrebleShot-Desktop/blob/c40a27ddc84b9bf468af9f435e0f995ed884da9a/src/config/Config.h#L23-L24

Can someone point me to the docs that say what each is used for?

Cheers

I have used the provided installer but after installing the app wont run and asking to check whether it is 32 or 64 bit windows. Mine is 32, so will it run?

Trying to run the AppImage, a required library is not found. It should be bundled inside the AppImage.

AppRun: error while loading shared libraries: libsources.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Reference:
AppImage/appimage.github.io#1340

It takes about 16 seconds to start TrebleShot. If i compare it with Adobe Premiere that will take 8 seconds it is very slow comparing to Adobe Premiere.

When uninstalling it leaves two files in the c:\Program Files (x86)\TrebleShot
COPYING and trebleshot.ico. The TrebleShot folder in the Roaming folder is also not removed even if it was empty.

Build fails on Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS x64 because of several issues:

• Specified cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.8.2) is too high, 3.1.0 is sufficient according to the Qt5 documentation
• <functional> header is missed in some sources
• cmake on Linux fetches Qt headers from the system directory instead of the required custom installation, which fails the build

Hidden files are also listed in file explorer. Option in preferences for show hidden files.

I tried adding the android device running trebleshot on the PC via IP, on the the pc it found the phone after manually adding the IP, but doesn't send or recieve anything.

The android doesn't find the pc's IP (scanning for devices doesn't do anything. They're on the same wifi network and i turned on the trustZone for my device on the pc after i manually added it and turned on trustzone on android... Nothing.

I'd really like trebleshot to work so i tried multiple options as you can see, but this is probably some bugs.

If i have a file added here

and i remove it you can see that Remove and Show is not grayed out

so if i press one of the buttons TrebleShot crash.

It is easy for us than appimage for install, update etc (interest than snap because has regional download option)

In the devices menu. the option to add new devices is missing. The devices could be added by generating qr code so the mobile devices can scan them, by ip etc.

Please add the dark theme option

Is this project still active? The last commit was in 2019. I hope that there is some work in progress behind the scenes.

The android app can't find the desktop app by scanning for the devices. Not even with manual ip entry in the android app.
On windows i have allowed the network use of the app

Hey there!

First and foremost, thank you very much for Trebleshot. It's a great program.

Secondly, a bit of good news: I just found the desktop version out today, and packaged it up in GNU Guix for my own personal use. Since GNU Guix is a universal package manager (although not quite as famous as Snap or Flatpak), once a usable release is made, I could send the patch in to Guix upstream and all GNU/Linux users could be using this program with a mere guix install trebleshot, and future contributors could set up a development environment using a mere guix environment trebleshot. One could do so even now with the following commands and my package definition:

$ git clone https://github.com/trebleshot/desktop
$ cd desktop
$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/peanutbutterandcrackers/guix-packages/master/trebleshot.scm -o trebleshot.scm
$ guix environment --load-path=`pwd` trebleshot

provided that they have guix installed on their machine (which is super easy using the installer script). I only write this information here just in case any contributor wants to join but can't be bothered to set up the development environment.

I just built Trebleshot and ran it (since I'm on Guix the host operating system does not really matter because guix does reproducible builds). And I ran into a few issues.

1. It could not detect Trebleshot running on a Samsung SM-J100H (Android 4.4.4) phone.
2. While it did detect Trebleshot running on a newer Lava A3_mini (Android 7.0) phone and another Redmi Note 9 Pro Max (Android 10 | MIUI Global 11.0.4) phone, I could not figure out how to send files to them, and get Failed to connect to the devices below: "device_name_here" error as reported by #33. Only, I am building from ecf0ec6.

Please do let me know if I can submit further information, or do other tests. I do have a couple of phones lying around (friends and family) and I would love to help in whatsoever small way that I can to make this project reach 1.0. Thank you once again for your hard work!

PC: Ubuntu 18.04 with Unity 7 linux 4.15
Phone: LG K11α

Transferring a few images, some always fail:

And they seem to be always the same photos:

• IMG_20190527_085610
• IMG_20190527_085612
• IMG_20190527_085614
• IMG_20190527_085615

I received these (partial) files (compressed to be able to upload to GitHub).

When I try to connect to send a file to device I get the following message:

Failed to connect to the devices below

I'm running TrebleShot-ecf0ec6-x86_64.AppImage

I can ping device, and apparently it's discovered as it got it's name that I set in the android app. Also I can use the browser to send file but not the desktop app which I need to send text.

Are there any instructions to set up project in Qt Creator Commutiny?

Add the qr code identity pair generator into the desktop app, so the mobile devices can be paired easily with the desktop app.

error while loading shared libraries: libcoolsocket.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or director