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[Niklas Wenzel <nikwen.developer@xxxxxxxxx>]

I think you wanted to add the mailing-list as well. ;)

Am Mittwoch, 5. August 2015 schrieb Marek Greško :
> I also prefer it not to be started, but I think this could be a
configuration option. And same for emergency calls. Now it is not a case
with ubuntu, but I everytime have one device for children to watch video
(not very often) without a SIM card. I am always worrying they accidentally
call emergency number. When the had device with SIm card they nearly every
time called someone from address book :) So I would prefer to have an
option to disable emergency calls from a device.
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> Marek
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> 2015-08-04 22:17 GMT+02:00 Niklas Wenzel <nikwen.developer@xxxxxxxxx>:
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>> Am Di, 4. Aug, 2015 um 1:37 schrieb Nathan Haines <nhaines@xxxxxxxxxx>:
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>> On 08/04/2015 04:31 AM, Davide Alberelli wrote:
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>> 2015-08-04 13:17 GMT+02:00 Arash <arashbm@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:
arashbm@xxxxxxxxx>>: Hi. A phone is a phone and if you don't intend to use
it like a phone, you have to deal with the consequences and not the phone
makers. So you are basically saying goodbye (and thanks for all the fish)
to convergence :)
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>> Well, not necessarily. A phone still has to be able to answer and make
phone calls (especially emergency calls) even when it is being used as a
desktop-style device. There's no reason to think the Dialer app would even
be installed on a desktop or tablet before VoIP and SIP integration are
finished (and even then it's likely to be optional). I suspect this is
something that snappy will improve. In any case it's not an *unreasonable*
suggestion while other, more permanent work is underway.
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>> I agree that the request is not unreasonable but this thread has shown
that there are also those users who don't use the dialer that often.
>> I feel that it has never been the common sense of the Ubuntu project
that a user who does not use the project as some others do has to "deal
with the consequences" for doing so.
>> And to be honest, is really that necessary to get a one second app
launch time improvement for *a single app* at the price of slowing down the
whole system and closing even more apps while they are in the background?
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