Just a quick update on this as of now this port does not fully intergrate with our systems. Update support are not working and it is an open issue at present as to the Kernel needing future patches. So have fun with it and enjoy but be careful.

@bharadwajgoutam5 So it's not supported. If you have the will to try and port it yourself, read the threads in the porting category. Else hope for someone able and willing to give it a try.

I implemented a constant change of macaddress to Kali Linux by adding lines to the file located in /etc/NetworcManager/NetworkManager.conf [image: 1592772191463-mac.png] I suppose that in the ubut touch you can do the same thing. With each reboot, the poppy address changes to random, this will protect you from snooping

Hence the usefulness of having Anbox that can run as well as possible some essential applications. Since Volla wants an anbox that is as functional as possible, this should / could be beneficial to other phones. Let's hope so!

@power Hi, if you want to try the porting adventure, you can start ith this topic: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2068/halium-first-steps First you need to determine if your device fulfill the prerequisites for a halium port. Then you'll be good to check out these links and you might find help along the way...

@PepekCZ No problem at all we are here to help. If you don't fancy porting there are always the existing devices https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/ and the PinePhone though that is sold out just at the moment.

@PepekCZ If you do give it a go then the Porting section of the Forum is the place to post for help. https://forums.ubports.com/category/33/porting

@Lakotaubp Oh ok. Thanks for the heads up.

@framcruz I would firstly check the device is suitable and if it is and you want to try give it a go and ask questions in the porting section of the Forum. Not to put you off in the slightest but from what I have seen and read it is not an easy process and is very very involved. If it was there would no doubt be many more devices.

@domubpkm don'y think Yalp is maintained anymore and is broken. Aurora is more actively maintained, is prettier, and actually works

@C0n57an71n Sounds good. PM me. I will give you some money if u want.

So did you get a new battery? Resaults? Polarcell has done well for me on Lumia 950.

@emkay Glad to see that we are compatriot! Indeed, all depends form your budget and from exactly what you're looking for. Living in Switzerland as well I'm using a Nexus 5 as second daily phone. You can find some (new or new refurbished) on several platforms such as Aliexpress, Ebay, etc...) Prices vary from 30.- to 120.- depending on the general condition of the device. Despite the fact that it is quite old now, I must admit that it works wonderfully! I would also recommand Xperia X Performance which is a new port offering a progressing good maturity on UT as well as an excellent Price/Quality ratio (approx. CHF. 180.- for a new one). You can easily find some by most internet retailers.

@computerblue I have installed a N5 with simcard, N5 and N6P without simcard and they works just fine.

This gives you the starting info you need https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2068/halium-first-steps

Your device is not supported https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/ If it can be ported the info is here https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2068/halium-first-steps Thanks

@13arz for the server, Vulkan is just another way that clients draw buffers that the server doesn't care about. The only issue to address is shipping the buffer to the server. That work isn't done (or likely to be done) with mirclient, but is done with Wayland. It should "just work" after the Wayland migration (for graphics stacks that enable Vulkan clients).

@ziggutas Tried to edit your post and computer said no. Not ideal but it's here now a few more posts and you should be ok as said earlier.