@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser: so many thing to do I want to believe you! In my opinion, securing the Internet is one of the first.

@kugiigi said in Smooth Edges (name pending) - Let's Fix the Bugs That Drive You Mad: Ideally, an easy to use backup/restore solution as well. +1 The ability to, the most easily possible way, save and restore (all) user data is a loooooooong time lack... Also, another thing that can prevent people from testing UT is the lack of migrating tool, forward AND back. When my N5@UT became unusable as daily, I had to migrate under FP5@FFOS and lost all my messaging data, now there's a stable port for FP5, but that very bother me to loose, again, all my SMS/MMS (not talking about RCS...). If people can migrate from to android to apple and the other way without worrying about their data, that's because those companies understood people will not migrate if their data can't migrate with them.

@messayisto my phone has an IPv4 address and can access the store just fine - if the store was not compatible with IPv4 they would have heard of it as open-store.io does not even have an IPv6 address. Maybe it's a problem with your phone provider, configuration of a CGN or network routing, the full path to the destination will usually not be controlled by them, these problems can't be checked locally. If you can't connect at all with a browser, maybe they'd be interested enough to investigate; use Firefox since Morph will not be known to them.

@gpatel-fr said in Crazy stuff: sudo snap install signal-desktop: @pparent Yes I ack that they are open because I think I understand why. The idea is here but solving it is another story because there is always an effort for every result and sometimes the result is not worth it. Well I don't think you should be so pessimistic: First because if they are showing some interest in porting their app, I don't know why suppose they are not willing to really do so. Second because Qt6 is supposed to enable cross-platform development easily. Third because you don't how the userbase of UT will evolve in the next years, let's how it could grow significantly making it more attractive to port some apps. Of course the port might not happen overnight.

@nparafe That device's kernel is too old for using cgroupv2 and eBPF to mediate device access, it's advised in the port to set the kernel cmdline systemd.unified_cgroup_hierarchy=0 and recompile the kernel image. Please tell your device maintainer about this.

Ouh! I didn't vote yet? developers: Brian Douglass, for keeping the Open Store up and running for ten nearly 10 years (8 and a half? 9?) Marius Gripsgård well. You know why apps: TELEports, without this app, I wouldn't work my way around uNav, the light navigation app, with translated voices, that has been working for the last 9 years?

@d4f0 @messayisto thanks for your replies, I'm beginning to think that there is nothing wrong neither in force-adb nor in systemd (!) and the problems comes from the device tree of the FP5, that is, the kernel configuration. Changing force-adb could be an easy work around but mostly wrong. I'll try to explore the FP5 kernel code to see if I can find the problem all by myself (enthusiasm level: ) Edit: created this gitlab issue to make the problem more visible.

Did not saw any signs of a 5G here passing some said as well covered area.... dial #TEST (#8378) does confirm volte , Fizz(videotron) carrier . Bleeding edge (72) would not find ''find'' the last updates(74) , got a frozen boot ,''cold restart'' needed ,but it did upgrade to 74 , all good , in ''stable state'' is bleeding edge for now .

@Shapa https://github.com/pparent76/SignalUT/blob/main/patches/maliit-inputcontext-gtk/client-imcontext-gtk.c.patch Some hacks found after a lot of debuging, investigation, trial and error, and perseverance! I've realized that simulating a keypress from an external keyboard in the window will unlock the enter and back button

@jojumaxx err, I just remembered that I did not reply fully to your question Re: difference of 400Mb between 22 and X: it may be a difference in the compilation of the 2 kernels, or the Halium part (the X is Halium 10, the 22 is Halium 11) could be bigger... As Volla is delivering the OS they may be of help in replying to this question (unless you flashed it yourself with the UBPorts installer, in this case you are at the right place to ask) Re: 'laggyness' since your real problem is that you feel that your device is slow. About the swap: I have quite some experience with Linux and I have never felt a real slowness when swap is at a reduced level like in your case 10% of use or less. It's difficult to guess of course since I don't have a real-time display of the swap splashed on my screen. When I have ever felt slowness, I usually check the swap and when it's at over 50% I'm sure that's the culprit. You see, swap don't decrease naturally by itself. When a program needs a lot of memory, some swap may be allocated, then the program frees the memory, but the system will not naturally decrease the swap. Things are very complicated under the hood. So you can have a bit of swap allocated and everything is all right really. But when swap goes over 50%, it's really frequent that you have a badly programmed software running amok, and unless it is stopped it will go on and eat all swap and then it's time for the big red button. So the little swap you show us here may be a symptom of something significant, or it may not. My advice: if you use heavily your phone for Internet browsing and you use Morph as packaged in the OS, stop it. It has an old code base that could badly interact with the current state of the Web. Recommended alternatives: anything else really; the QT6 preview of Morph, Firefox, Librewolf, Min by PParent (I tried it briefly this morning and did not see anything wrong with it, don't know if the name should carry an expectation it's really less resource hungry than the previously cited alternatives browsers). Give a try to these alternatives and if one really consumes less memory and feel faster, don't hesitate to report ! You are not the only one with limited memory, even I have only 8 (err 7.1) Giga ! I can't stress enough how modern browsers are gigantic and complicated pieces of software and as eating too much memory is a common problem, and can be a cause for excess swapping. If your slowness is perceived only in browsing, even without eating too much memory an old browser can be slow because it don't understand new features of the current web.

I would like to ask that you do a quick announcement for the 'Community Awards'. Things have developed quite well with a lot of input from other community members. This year we will have only two categories: Community favourite app Community favourite developer The prize for each category: a large pizza (details TBD). a webpage mentioning your award and why your won (details TBD). Nominations are open until the evening of 1 Dec. Each forum member can nominate two nominees for each category (here: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11623/call-for-nominations-for-the-ubports-community-awards?_=1764437371137 ) The current nominees are as follows: Community favourite app OSM scout server uWolf Morph QT6 futify dekko Sapot Keeweb Podcat RockWork Teleports OpenStore Waydroid LogViewer Community favourite developer @fredldotme (Alfred E. Neumayer) @lduboeuf (Lionel Duboeuf) @alan_g (Alan Griffiths) @vlad-nirky (Vlad Nirki) @Fuseteam (Tobiyo Kuujikai) @kugiigi (Kugi Eusebio) @CiberSheep (Joan CiberSheep) @thevancedgamer (Muhammad) @peat_psuwit (Ratchanan) @danfro (Daniel Frost) @jonius (Jonathan Zeidler) Prizes Any one who wants to contribute to the prizes or make them more interesting is very very welcome to let us know what they have in mind.

Ok I wil try it. Thanks!

@fair There is Waydroid 15 already? In any case, I tried it on my FP5 and the playback indeed stuttered once the device went to sleep. This is probably something that needs to be fixed in the system.

@mariogrip @gpatel-fr mhm I can get the repo2 on Tor... mhm...

@jukebox3711 said in Is there anyone managing customer service?: But you can imagine that since then, I've bought another mouse pad. Of course. But you paid for one of ours, and so you should get it. I will arrange that. And sorry for your troubles!

@newguy said in Upgrading Pinephone from 20.04 to 24.04: I'm looking for a way to upgrade my PinePhone to version 24.04. There is no such way yet. At least not unless you are prepared to dive in and fix the issues that will surely cause the OS to malfunction after the upgrade.

@projectmoon Really easy, 10 minutes to understand what was expected of me, 1 minute to install and it works immediately. I saw some minor bugs, mostly display issues (especially on an external monitor). In any case, it works, it's fast, and ad-free! Two problems solved in one, thanks! (Nothing against Morph, but it still needs a little optimization.)

To enter Fastboot, one has to pus Volume UP and hold it, then power on the device while pressing volume up until the bootmenu appears. UBports is buggy at this step IMO, but once you enter fastboot manually the flashing begins. Only after the tablet is in fastboot does UBports tell you how to activate it. So for anyone reading this in the future, download UBports, enable Developer mode on the tablet (Ubuntu Touch doesn't have OEM locking), connect, then when the tablet shuts down, boot into fastboot and it should continue.

the fact is i don't why and how it has been locked ....