That should be not hard to do, if we decide which sound to add , i can give a try. The only thing i don't know is if i can override current sound level. Also as it uses the desktop notification path we need to add a special flag to do such thing

@gpatel-fr said: la plupart des personnes utilisent Waydroid Helper pour ça Tu as sûrement raison, je croyais et trouvais logique que puisqu'il est installé par défaut sur Focal et Noble, on puisse l'initialiser sans outil externe, comme Libertine. En tous cas plus besoin de l'installer avec WH normalement, juste de l'initialiser donc.

For calendar it works not only for tapping on the bubble, it also works if you swipe down the notification-indicator and tap on the notification. Then the calendar-app opens and shows you the event. I think that should be the normal way and what users are expecting from the system. Otherwise you have to check from which application the notification comes from and then open the drawer search for the app and open it manually to see the whole message or whatever.

Actually, this is phenomenal. Can you join us on Telegram? We have two groups that could use this - the p3a group and the NA Issues group. I have forwarded this to both. Would love to have more details about what you did to achieve this...

@Blackbomber Perhaps, but what's the point then? I guess it's really up to you if you're willing. No one's stopping you Check the devices list and see which device is the closest to yours. For example, Samsung S3 Neo uses Halium 5.1 but it's stuck in Xenial.

@MrT10001 yes, but trust me qemu static emulation or box64 can go a long way, not to mention you can just compile it on aarch64. if you use NixManager you can probably get all the compilation dependencies and compile natively on device.

@fredldotme I don't know how I possibly missed this thread! I just posted here: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/12355/volte-on-pixel-3a-working-on-verizon-us About getting it working on Halium 9. I hope I'm not re-doing work you've done or stepping on anything! But knowing how every carrier seems to be a little different, maybe this helps?

@arubislander Hello. I use a ubikey to secure KeePassXC on on my laptop and it would be intersting to have ot working on UT.

@pparent did you use the restart button in system settings? If so its a bug that needs to be fixed. That button should remove everything from your system. If you remember, give me more details, I'll try to reproduce it. Anyway the only file outside the app data/cache/config directory is a unit file in your user systemd directory, you can see it by running sysremctl --user status greenline.service

@turtle_racer This is how it functioned on my old Oneplus One (R.I.P.), way back on 16.04 - alarms and I think also phone ringing would happen simultaneously through earphones and loudspeaker if earphones were plugged in. I can see where one might not want it, but I found it a nice feature. I wouldn't know enough to say, but I suspect it was either the way that specific device port was made, or even something to do with the underlying firmware of that device. I have no sense how hard/easy it might be to implement. Glad to hear you're enjoying Ubuntu Touch so far. It's been my only smartphone OS ever, since late 2020, and I am continuously just wildly impressed with how good it is and how much it has improved. Welcome to the community!

@pparent : Thank you so much!!! This was the solution Important for me in efl was not only to change the title, but also the name of the window, that means instead of only $win = pEFL::Elm::Win->util_standard_add("main", "pefl.maxperl"); also $win = pEFL::Elm::Win->util_standard_add("pefl.maxperl", "pefl.maxperl");

@AdFundum no problem! the process is basically 3 steps: verify image/PATH copy to lss wallpaper directory (so user can see the background in lss), this is optional if you don't care about the user being able to reset the background from lss its not necessary but still useful as a place the user wont casually delete unless they want the wallpaper gone. send the correct dbus calls to set URI (from new PATH of step 2) then call update on two services via dbus calls. EDIT: i think, or its close to that its been a month since i touched the background code in wallpaper.cpp