It functions! I was opening the apps the wrong way round. Thank you.

Got it, thank you. For File Manager, it's a little symbol, 2 horizontal lines, the top one has a circle on the left, the other one has a circle on the right.

@messayisto At this time Fairphone 5 port is more mature than Volla Phones Quintus port who itself is more mature than Brax3 port : https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/ However, if you want multiboot, Quintus is to be preferred. If you need VoLTE today, You'll need to check in details.

Unfortunately, this is not yet possible. Something like this was developed by Canonical but it wasn't finished so it was removed. So far now one has implemented it yet although there's a bounty for it now.

@fair FP4 actually has the one of the most responsive edge gestures in my expert. FP5 on the other hand is less responsive because it seems like it has an accidental touch algorithm that rejects quick short swipe from the edges. While on FP4, your swipe reacts to your swipe almost instantaneously. I wonder why you have a hard time. Perhaps you use a case which might make ot harder to reach the very edge or maybe the phone is just to big for one hand use? In any case, I think a floating button isn't a bad idea for an accessibility feature. However, there are things you listed that might not be possible or at least not easily. For example, showing the keyboard cannot be a toggle because the onscreen keyboard shows up based on context such as a texbox being in focus. I guess there might be a workaround like utilizing the logic for hiding the keyboard when there's a physical keyboard connected. Another thing is that back action concept doesn't exists in UT or in Linux systems in general. So I doubt you can have something that would work for everything. Even Plasma Mobile which mimics Android's bottom navigation bar doesn't have a back button. This one might be the trickiest thing to solve. So in summary, it's possible to do it for some functions like opening the app drawer or app spread/switcher but other things wouldn't be simple. If you're interested, you can try some of my hacks that makes UT easier to use one hand. Ambot Installer is available on OpenStore and you can use it to install my hacks. It's already available on Noble however my biggest hack called Lomiri Plus isn't available yet, at least via Ambot. The hacks I have are mostly gestures though so you might not like it too For example, you swipe down on the edges to pull down the whole shell so you can reach UI elements at the top. You can also do horizontal swipes at the bottom edge in apps to trigger the back button or even any if the page header actions. I also have what I call Quick Actions which can triggered via a swipe from the bottom of the left or right edge. Here you can have actions similar to what you mentioned and you can also add apps there.

This weekend I updated my Vollaphone22 from 24.04-1.0 to 24.04-1.1 and screen starts blinking on boot before the logo Ubuntu appears. With installer reinstalled 24.04-1.1 without wiping data and everything I use every day starts working normally until I found a serious bug on calls. Yesterday a friend calls me, I answered the call but no sound from other side. My friend repeated calling me and all answering was no sound. With other phone at hand I search the source of the error and found the Vollaphone22 was the culprit. How to reproduce is like this, make a call to other phone, wait that the other side answer the call, talk to test that audio is ok, wait that the other phone hang the call, now if you repeat process there is no sound if answered the call. Only rebooting Vollaphone works again, untill other phone terminates the call first and error returns. This error does not happens on version 20.04 stable.

Ah thank you. This seems to have been set to tethering. I wasn't aware this would also stop file transfers when I've been looking to diagnose why. Resolved

@fredldotme Hello Alfred. Excellent news! Thank you for this improvement (at least it is for Waydroid users ) Regards

@pparent Amazing improvements, thank you very much!

@mr_growl Hope you had a great vacation!

@gpatel-fr said in Status of the Location Service (GPS, A-GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo) ?: See an analysis here: https://ti.qianxin.com/blog/articles/Analysis-of-the-Hidden-Backdoor-Event-in-Qualcomm-GPS-Service-EN/ TLDR: backdoor is too strong a word, but there are privacies issues. If the software is rewritten as open source, this could be less problematic. Thanks for all these details about the AGPS privacy issue, I understand the idea behind this. It seems it's hard to have a good signal when the phone is inside a car (all satellites were red in GPSTest). I think I need another device as navigating system for my car. I'll check next days if my device could have locaiton fix with Glonass, Beidou and Galileo satellites. I expect using more data sources should improve measurment quality, isn't it ?