Looks great! Enjoy your phone 
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So finally you did it.
Just become aware with inkOs that they are 2 calendar app.
Does anyone knows the difference between those two?
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One is Mudita Calendar, the other one is AOSP calendar.
AOSP calendar works as the backend/storage of the calendar in Android, so any Calendar app that you use will use that one to save the data.
Meanwhile Mudita works kinda like a frontend for the AOSP calendar, usually there’s an all in one solution but somehow they went this direction.
Btw you can hide apps/rename that you don’t want to see in the appdrawer by long-pressing you’ll get a context menu
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But how to know which is what? They have the same name.
And I don’t use any has there’s no ability to sync.
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You open the 1st one and see which one is which. The mudita one
I have renamed them to Calendar & Kalendar.
Since you don’t use them just longpress and hide them 
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Just did the suppress of vibrating.
Gone great.
It permits me to notice that with inkOs, no need to restart the phone once plugged to connect to the computer.
InkOs makes the MK much better.
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They ARE hidden.
But I would like to have one synced.
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The syncing will only happen through the AOSP calendar all apps use that as storage for the Calendar. And Mudita Calendar doesn’t have any syncing capabilities
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No need to reinstall. I updated to 1.3.0 and inkOS is working as usual
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I’ve installed DavX. As it doesn’t work, have deleted it through inkOs. But it is still in the list of the apps for the Home Screen.
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Home apps are kinda dummy, they don’t detect uninstalled apps so you’ll just have to replace Davx with a different app.
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You’re right. Tought yesterday it was still in the « apps to choose » list and I just replace it in the home listbut perhaps due to re-restart but now it as completely disappeared.
Thanks for your answer.
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Hahaha the brambles are so cute. I love them.
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Hope for you.
Now that it has inkOs and adapted for my use, I love mine.
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Mmh, you have to connect your MK unlocked.
Then choose it in the menu of webADB on top left.
Perhaps the memory of your navigator provide the serial number of your old phone instead the new one?
All what I can said. Let’s wait for the specialists.
What browser you use?
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Ha, OK, that should work. I first tried it through Firefox and DuckDuckGo, but it didn’t work. I was only able to connect to ADB through the Opera browser.
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You need to activate USB debugging in Developer Options. Have you done that?
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Try if Mudita Center recognizes your phone.
If it does, close Mudita Center then open Chrome and try web adb.
If it doesn’t, try a different cable.
If it still doesn’t work learn how to use normal desktop ADB, there are youtube videos for this
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In appdrawer, longpress SMS or any app and the Context Menu appears, then tap rename and u can rename the apps.
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