@777X yea i am using localsend now and then, its a nice clean application if it works xD

@Ida_ That's great news!!

@DJac said: I update my sony Xperia X with ubuntu touch 24.04-2. But I have a problem with the "bookmarks app". They no longer works. What I see : a blue loading bar ,then a black screen (or white if i m not in dark mod). I found it with blablacar, but after some tests, it seems that include all " bookmarks app" I have also a display problem with morph web browser : nothing is displayed online, but parameters are usable. Others browsers works normaly (merezhyvo & ufirefox) Do anyone else have the problem with the "Boorkmark" apps problem? ( With apps based on webapp-container ). If confirmed it seems to me an important problem. What about apps created manually with Webber?

as noted elsewhere for 24.04-2, unstable now can provide the OSK to XWayland apps such as Chromium-UT, Min, UWolf.

I just went through 'journal' events (phone is now on 24.04-2.0 beta/RC) and found the following errors/warnings related to bluetooth: Jun 23 23:29:47 ubuntu-phablet bluebinder_post.sh[2815]: Failed to get bluetooth address! Jun 23 23:29:47 ubuntu-phablet bluetoothd[2861]: src/adapter.c:reset_adv_monitors_complete() Failed to reset Adv Monitors: Unknown Command (0x01) [...] Jun 23 23:29:50 ubuntu-phablet systemd[2767]: bluez-mpris-proxy.service - BlueZ MPRIS proxy was skipped because of an unmet condition check (ConditionPathExists=!/usr/lib/systemd/user/mpris-proxy.service). It's unclear to me whether any of those can explain the BT connection issue with the laptop, but here they are.

I have a small nitpick feedback Using the send button to send a message doesn't really feel good. The message just kinda goes and i find myself pressing the send button often because I have the idea that it either doesnt send immediately or sends with a delay. Also no feedback when something is being sent. other than that, it works great!

Yes! I confirm that disabling the Timekeeper service resolves the issue. The clock on the phone was still correct this morning after turning it on in "offline" mode. Which also confirms that RTC is indeed supported natively on the Quintus.

@DerekZoZo said: but in a sense of being told that "we don't want you here" 🤯 I am autistic and have a tendency to read to deep into what someone writes online All what I said is that volla is the device manufacturer and porter, and that best support (port related) for those devices is volla. Since you need support, i redirect you to the place I think you'll get the best for your device : volla. I'm not a dev, just here because I love Ubuntu Touch since more than 10 years, and try to help UBPorts and community with my limited knowledge and assets.