@sixwheeledbeast I guess what I was pointing more toward is that there are situations or people that need a more predictable control panel. To be clear, I like the panel and the one hand scrolling. Its gorgeous to look at and most of the time its convenient. But it does mean that it is not good in emergencies. For example: say I urgently need to: Turn on wifi. I know to flick down just right of the camera notch, and the toggle is reliably about halfway down the page. access system settings. I try to flick down from the right top corner but what page I land on is a bit of a lottery. I then need to scroll to adust the pagu before I can do what I need. It is even worse for the items to the far left on the menu.

@ralf I tested on three Pixel 3a devices for one week. No active use. All background services turned off. Location services and Bluetooth also turned off. The same behavior occurred on every device. When I turn on Wi-Fi, power consumption increases dramatically. Without Wi-Fi: 1 to 2% per hour With Wi-Fi: 4 to 6% per hour

I use less then 100 files.

Two days ago, I charged a Pixel 3a (24.04-1.3 rc) to 90%. It is now still at 37%. The scaling governor is active. This reduces power consumption to 22mA. When the scaling governor is not active, power consumption drops to only ~240mA The device can receive calls and text messages. The alarm clock works too. (Nokia 3210 mode The same behavior on my daily-use Pixel 3a. Without using Wi-Fi, the battery lasts at least 2 days. I’ve tried to build a script that turns off Wi-Fi when the screen is turned off and keeps the scaling governor always on for all cores. Unfortunately, without success so far. It should be a solution that still works even after an update. I currently don’t see any loss of functionality.

@shcarl276 said: I know that "some people have managed to install UT from Russia", but a functional system is characterized first of all by satisfying the needs of the overwhelming majority, not "some people". The fact that this technical issue can be discussed/addressed only in Telegram groups and not via normal Support (online forms) points to the fact that non-profit projects like Ubuntu Touch don't always stand up to the standards of commercial enterprises... A great many commercial companies offer their services only in a very limited part of the world, for example, only in the European Union and North America. A great many commercial companies take weeks or even months to respond to their customers’ support requests, and very often their response consists of pointing out that the requested service is not part of their contractual obligations, or of offering the service at a price that the customer cannot or will not pay. By comparison, the level of assistance provided by the community UBports over the past decade through various channels (Telegram, forums, Matrix) and in dozens of languages – in the absence of any commercial relationship and therefore outside any contractual obligation – strikes me as being of a very high standard in terms of relevance and effectiveness. And all this help is provided free of charge.

@nbdynl said: @brenno.almeida great work!only use your app now since it is fast smooth and reliable. only hickup, anyone else keeps missclicking the send button? its really hard to press for some reason (xiaomi redmi note 9 pro) I have this issue on the Quintus. Maybe the mouse area is too small?

@messayisto said: You can set this individually in Dekko -> options. Go to Identities -> Signature Thank you for the tip. And I realise that, using the method you’ve described, it can be done with Mailo, for example, which is an app available in the UT Open Store...

Hi @danfro, I just wanted to point out that someone has to take on the task of porting it; it’s a huge undertaking, and there’s a chance it might not work out in the end. And, who here is willing to do the groundwork and look up the author’s questions? Greetings Mario

@RJDan here is a link to the last (2023) post done by a NodeBB member about it.

And updated the links, as I have added relaxing background music and sound effects for pushing buttons.

Sorry for bringing up a 4-year-old post. I tested three Pixel 3a devices (RC 1.3). I noticed exactly the same battery drain issues described here. Have any solutions been found for this yet?

@nbdynl Directly donating money is always an option but I did try this last year and I got very little engagement from the community. I had asked for a 'promise to donate' rather than sending the money to anyone so there was effectively no risk for the donors as they would donate to the winner directly. When I asked for people to dedicate time or effort to create a reward (images, logos, etc), I got much more engagement. This is great but it can't scale well if you want to get more than 5 people contributing to the reward.

@projectmoon exactly i dont mind confinement anymore as i used complain because i didnt understand now i do and i see ALOT of missing api thats why i made "workspace" --->still needs lots of testing but i have to say im not happy having to make a workaround solution ....as it kinda breaks the whole design point ..

Now the led notification issue has been resolved, it’s working 99% of the time… and this could be fixed on the device list for the OnePlus 5T Thanks to everyone who worked on this.