gpatel-fr said: 3.1.1 BTW this does not look normal: the version is not incremented while there is about 500 LOC added in the RC version. BTW 2: I have done already 3 back and forth between 1.2 and 1.3 RC2 and I have trouble reproducing the problem, that is, I have seen the problem in my last reinstall of 1.2 . Color me baffled

@rocket2nfinity said: There is an upgraded port coming soon that has 24.04 and VoLTE. You might want to wait for that. Genuine thanks to the people working on it! I can't wait.

@brenno.almeida the source needs to be available if it is an open source app. But as long as it is fully confined it doesn't need to be opens source to be published in the store. The 'open' in Open Store originally was because it was also open to unconfined apps, whereas those were not allowed in the Canonical store.

@sixwheeledbeast ahh i get what yoy mean, yes that is possible in ambots settings,

@projectmoon thanks for the feedback! Auto sync: currently UT does not have a way for apps to run background jobs, an unconfined app is required. Not planned right now due to the maintenance overhead, but maybe in the future! Sharing: yeah, the app has no sharing features, its something I plan to implement soon Slowness: strange, Ill see if I can enhance the optional debug logs to better understand this and other issues that some people report with their servers Gallery: seems a limitation with the gallery app, from the file manager you can send videos and multiple files Infinite scroll: Unfortunately this being my first UT app I did the gallery in a non optimal way and now a big refactor is needed to have this. Maybe something for the future

On the tablet manual setting the DNS and setting the option ipv6|4.ignore-auto to "yes" as decribed under https://forums.ubports.com/topic/3857/set-dns-in-ut/4 seems to make the wifi connection much more stable (I used Cloudflare DNS provider). But I have to test it more and longer and let you know whether this solves my problems. I also noticed the options edns0 and trust-ad in the /etc/resolv.conf file. Maybe these are causing problems too, but I don't know how to disable them.

@OtaDr Those are some interesting alternatives, too! I’ll have to give them a try (when the weather’s bad).