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[Eduard Budulea <e_timotei@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello all,

I am playing around with ubuntu touch and since I have created some 
applications for myself I thought to share the source.

The main reason that I want to publish my application with openstore is:
The ubuntu store require that you have an ubuntu one account. This 
should not be a requirement. So I want to publish my work trough a 
channel that do not require this.

I have 2 applications that I want to submit:

1. A Resistor Calculator. A simple one page html5 application that will 
help you calculate the resistance of a resistor with colour-code on it.

https://github.com/BigET/ResistorCalculator

To create the click package just issue in the repository "click build ."
The click itself is there for your convenience.

2. A Notifications Sender. A simple one page qml application that is 
using the post indicator to send notifications that you can then use 
them like a task list, but without needing to unlock you phone.

https://github.com/BigET/NotificationPost

To create the click package just issue:
qmake
make
click build output

The idea is simple. Say you get from your wife a comma separated 
shopping list via an sms, telegram, whatever.
You could, while you are shoping, open and unlock you phone to look at 
the message, but you cannot stroke out items from the message.
You could work a little and create a task list from the message, but you 
always have to unlock your phone (use the pin or the fingerprint, but 
this can miss so you will enter the pin way to often).
With this app you can basically copy that message in the text area, put 
a title and send it to the notification indicator. It will hold this 
temporary tasks list. The application will split the message by lines 
and by commas and create one notification for each item.
You can stroke each element from the list of notifications or clear them 
all, without unlocking your phone.

When I have the time I will try to publish these apps on ubuntu store, 
but as I mention, I don't like the fact that I HAVE to create an account 
with ubuntu to install this application.
These applications have almost no security requirements.