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I tried to use "DB browser fo Sqlite" (package sqlitebrowser) but it's unusable because of bad touch control.

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Can mouse pointer support be enabled somehow? I.e. if a (bluetooth) pointing device is connected, do you then get a pointer?

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Well, I decided to look before I leap again (sorry about that!). I read that I686 is downward compatible with i386. Ok, but then I read yes that is true except for ARCH linux i686! Later I see others disagree with that. Oh dang, I'm going to go ahead and leap!

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That's the maemo spirit ;)

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andd now a tablet is worth getting

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I have the same issue on jollaC. Does anyone else have the problem with jollaC?

Edit: the problem seems to be that I extracted manjaro to the SD card which is mounted with "noexec".
Remounted ala "mount -o remount,exec /media/sdcard/XYZ" solved the problem.

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Which rootfs did you use?

EDIT: @bomo Excellent! You solved it!

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Using firefox/chromium from Manjaro is really nice. But in my opinion there are three things that need to be solved before e.g. ARM firefox can substitute android firefox:

- The SSL/TLS issue (mentioned by n950) => seems to be solved
- The input (e.g. address) fields may be too small for some fingers ;-)
- A better (more sailfish like) input method that automatically hides and shows depending on which field is clicked on. Is this possible with onboard? I also stumbled upon Maliit which is (according to wikipedia) originating from MeeGo. It is also available in archlinux.

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Maliit is the keyboard on Sailfish, too.

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Try setting "network.http.spdy.enabled.http2 " to false in "about:config"