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    Voxi also works
  • Discuss news updates from Ubuntu Touch and its related projects

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    UBports International Welcome... come in and say bonjour, guten Tag or hoi! to UBports International, our dedicated Forum section for language groups starting with: Deutsch, Français, Nederlands. https://forums.ubports.com/category/130/ubports-international #UBports #UbuntuTouch #UBportsForum
  • Discuss and solve problems with other users

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    Still working fine More info here: https://forums.ubports.com/post/91464
  • Community section for all languages other than English

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    Anleitung Zuerst muss der Entwicklermodus auf dem Smartphone aktiviert werden, indem du in der Einstellungs-App unter "Über das Telefon" auf "Build Number" 10 mal hintereinander schnell drauf tippst. Anschließend gehst du eine Ebene zurück in „System“ und in die „Entwicklermodus“ und aktivierst den "OEM Unlock"-Schalter und den "Adb Debugging"- Schalter. Nun schalten wir das Gerät aus und drücken den Powerknopf und Volumen down zusammen mindestens 10 Sekunden um das Smartphone in den Fastboot Modus zu bringen und belassen es erst einmal so. (Akku sollte mindestens 50% haben) Auf deinem PC aktuelles Fastboot Tool installieren (Android Studio) Downloade und Entzip platform-tools: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools darf ruhig im Ordner „Download“ bleiben! Okay, also wenn du diese Zip runter geladen und entpackt hast, dann hast du da einen Ordner namens "platform-tools" und da drin sind so komische Dateien mit Zahnrad Symbol wie "adb" "dmtracedump" usw. In diesem Ordner machst du einen Rechtsklick und dann "Öffnen im Terminal". Dann gibst du diesen Befehl ein im Terminal, um die Plattform Tools in diesem Ordner deinem PATH hinzuzufügen, was so viel bedeutet, wie, dass du diese Plattform Tools für dich installierst: echo "export PATH=$(pwd):$PATH" >> ~/.bashrc Nun schließen wir das Smartphone an deinen PC mit einem USB Kabel an! Wenn du das gemacht hast, musst du das Terminal neu starten und dann müsstest du im Terminal den Befehl: fastboot devices ausführen können, der dir sagt, ob Geräte im Fastboot Modus an deinen PC angeschlossen sind. Nun müssen wir die letzte aktuelle Android 9 Version vom Pixel 3a downloaden, da der Port für Ubuntu Touch darauf basiert: https://developers.google.com/android/images#sargo Diese Zip Datei kannst du auch im Download Ordner entzippen, dann müsstest du einen Ordner mit sargo-pq3b...usw entdecken, diesen öffnest du, bis du die Dateien „flash-all“ siehst. In dem Ordner öffnest du dann wieder das Terminal. Dann machst du folgende Schritte: 4.1 Führe den Befehl: fastboot flashing unlock aus um das Gerät für das flashen zu entsperren. Auf dem Handy wird nochmal nachfragt, ob du es wirklich entsperren willst. Die Bestätigung machst du dann am Smartphone mit den Lauter/Leiser Tasten und dem PowerButton. 4.2 Führe das Script in dem Ordner zum flashen aus mit: bash ./flash-all.sh und warte bis es durchgelaufen ist. Das Gerät müsste wieder starten und du solltest wieder in die Ersteinrichtung kommen, ziehe das Smartphone wieder vom PC ab. Aktiviere den Entwicklermodus des Smartphones wieder wie im Punkt 1. Einstellungs-App unter "Über das Telefon" auf "Build Number" 10 mal hintereinander schnell drauf tippst. Anschließend gehst du eine Ebene zurück in „System“ und in die „Entwicklermodus“ und aktivierst den "OEM Unlock"-Schalter und den "Adb Debugging"Schalter. Ubports Installer über den Appstore runterladen und installieren, wenn dies geschehen ist, schließt du dein Smartphone wieder über das USB Kabel an, es wird die Frage auf deinem Smartphone kommen: Ob du USB Debugging zulassen sollst? JA Nun öffnest den Ubports Installer, der Installer sollte das Smartphone erkennen (gegebenfalls musst du es auswählen) und folgst der Anleitung vom Installer! FERTIG danach sollte das Smartphone über den Recovery Modus das Betriebssystem Ubuntu Touch starten! VIEL SPASS MIT UBUNTU TOUCH #GooglePixel3a
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    @wgarcia Hi ! Sorry, I'm not sure to understand what you mean. This aGPS function (Xtra download) only download ephemeral, like tell Vlad. So it is a pure GPS function and it don't use WiFi or Bluetooth or scanning near cell tower. For the test please disable all GPS improvement system : So in Android settings : Improve Location Accuracy = off and Wi-Fi scanning and Bluetooth scanning = off and not in High Accuracy mode. So you need to put you Android in Device only GPS to be sure to disable all other functions. It just download a satellite map at this moment. And we just need Internet data (mobile data or Wi-Fi) just one time a day. You can download the data in your home and use GPS after. We use SatStat to download aGPS (the first option in the menu). So you can do the experiment as you share at the top of the topic, or like this : I prefer this way, because we are sure that it don't use other function that ask an external server to give the location. Open Waydroid Disable GPS in Waydroid Start SatStat Download aGPS in SatStat (the first item (Recharger les données AGPS in French) like in the Vlad picture) Wait 30 seconds and after Turn off Wi-Fi and Mobile data Close SatStat Go outside Enable GPS in Android Start SatStat and look, verify that it found GPS (at the bottom) and look at the TTFF : Time To First Fix. It should be quicker than 1 minute. Is it possible for you to test it ? Thanks a lot
  • Discussions on development of Ubuntu Touch

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    Hi, Just wanted to mention that a nice and easy addition to Ubuntu touch would be wifi captive portal via RFC 8910 and RFC 8908. It is actually very simple: 1- When you get a DHCP lease in the wifi interface look for option 114 2- If there is a URL in option 114 it's an API, just make a simple HTTP GET request on this URL (no parameters or header) 3- The result will be a json, if it contains "captive"="true" and has an "user-portal-url" field then we should just open this "user-portal-url" in the browser and it will allow the user to authenticate to the captive portal and use the wifi! Really I think that's any easy addition, I may try to contribute this inside the OS when I have time. Ps: Adding a simple script in /etc/dhcp/dhclient-exit-hooks.d/ to do that should do the trick I guess.
  • Discuss the user experience or design of Ubuntu Touch or its apps

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    @mirroronthewall Yes, this is surprisingly useful, as it means you don't always have to whip out a hardware keyboard, which defeats the point of the small form factor of a phone. Missing support for modifier keys is a big issue when using GUI apps in Libertine, as touch-to-mouse conversion often doesn't behave as it should and can get you 'stuck', so a fallback to keyboard shortcuts is just as necessary there as it may be useful in general: actually, your idea of creating macros for anything seems to solve many problems (including mine) at once, so congrats - now we just need to figure out how! The closest I've found is Ambot Installer: Hacks and Mods, although I need to set up a persistent amd64 QEMU instance on my arm64 laptop before I can allow myself to experiment with it freely (it's the only way I got the installer working). Other tools may be available but I have not been able to surface them yet, I will update this thread as I learn more about the issue and potential solutions. [UPDATE] Here is a list of interesting posts related to this problem, which may be a good starting point for building a bridge towards the solution: These are previous conversations on the repos which appear to have been abbandoned: https://github.com/ubports/keyboard-component/issues/96 gitlab.com/ubports/apps/terminal-app/-/issues/78 https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/lomiri-keyboard/-/issues/96 Instead, here are some useful links related to Malakiboard, which should be a good foundation to build macro functionality on: https://github.com/kugiigi/jerk-click https://github.com/kugiigi/jerk-installer https://github.com/kugiigi/jerk-packages
  • Creating Ubuntu Touch apps

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    @projectmoon Thanks for your reply! Sorry to hear it is Meshtastic . The Lora community seem to move from Meshtastic to Meshcore for multiple reasons (reliability / reach). Hopefully native Meshcore support will become available as wel some day...
  • Porting Ubuntu Touch to new devices

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    @linhmieu Here is the Port Development Guide. Read through that first, and ask specific questions as they come up.
  • Lomiri, the operating environment for everywhere

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    Hello, I am currently running Ubuntu Unity 24.04 with Unity 7.7 desktop. I was wondering if it is possible to install Lomiri alongside to play around with it and switch between Unity 7.7 and Lomiri from the LightDM. I tried running Lomiri on Debian 13 but it did not work with multi-monitor in my case and so I cannot change to Lomiri as a primary desktop until this is repaired (as I see from the website, this is "under construction", per se). I love Unity and love to see the future of how this desktop develops as Lomiri formerly Unity 8. Thank you!!
  • Discussion on translating Ubuntu Touch and its core apps

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    @Vlad-Nirky Thank you. Done.
  • A place to discuss ideas for promoting Ubuntu Touch

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    @Jules We are aware of this and we are having a good look at it.
  • Other Projects

    Projects which are started by a group within the UBports community

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    @uxes That is a great program, but I heard that ATL relies on GTK. Which is not integrated into UT. And besides, list of supported apps is limited compared to Waydroid.
  • For things that just don't fit in the other categories.

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    @Moem Hi, I update the topic. I finally receive the product, thanks a lot for your help