@mariogrip said in This week in development (week 52 2024):

I'm pleased to report that the latest daily build should have all hardware features working, including GPS, calling, sound, fingerprint reader, NFC, and more. We've also fixed several indicator bugs, making the 24.04 base system quite usable.

Currently, we're missing 24.04 built clicks, which is why some core apps aren't starting yet. While most of them build and run fine, we're waiting for some clickable changes to enable compilation. There are also some pending tasks related to accounts and push services, plus likely a few bugs to address.

As Marius says calls etc should work. I was just testing what would work on a straight move from 20 to 24.04. Which is not a lot without wipe so far.

Just wanted to say thank you!

OTA-7 arrived tonight on my Redmi Note 9S and I applied it successfully.

All seems perfectly fine.

So thank you for continuous hard work! 😉

@arubislander said in The Cell Broadcast story:

Does anyone know however if the audio settings should be overriden in an emergency broadcast and that the alarm sound should always be audible?

I don't know if it should, but that would make sense.
And if it should not, it would make sense to give the choice to user in settings anyway.

@kugiigi Thanks for asking! 😃 I know the Arrow and Touch Area of the Keyboard exsits. But I would need tap, ctrl, alt, ... more or less the keyboard modifier keys

@Luksus said in Noble-based devel images now available on most devices with 20.04 devel image:

Enable developer mode in system-settings.
Then connect your device with USB to a PC where ADB is installed.
Open a terminal/cmd and check whether ADB is able to see your device using adb devices.
If that's the case, type adb shell and you should now be in a terminal-session on your device.

thinks wok now 👍

Hi @pe3noATo2DOTpl
Ubuntu Touch is very different from Ubuntu Desktop.
Also snaps are now available thanks to Snapz0r an app developed by Alfred.
Alfred was not payed for this and deserves kuddos and support from the community for this.

Still, the official packaging system for Ubuntu Touch is Click.
I don't know what your post was about but be assured that if it comes (one day) to this kind of decision we will think about it.
But in the meantime, enjoy having the possibility to install snaps as well as click on your Ubuntu Touch device.

Hi @Enrico13011978
If you want to bring AppImage to Ubuntu Touch like Alfred brought Snaps, you're more than welcome.
The more the merrier.

@andreij-98 no not currently

@Keneda I got one of these devices to install UT on it, but the bootloader unlocking procedure was and still is a nightmare for Xiaomi devices. It also needed the screen replacing which I have. It's just a matter of getting around to it.

@Ricardo23 Both Ubuntu Touch 16.04 and Anbox are no longer in active development and way past their support date.

Cool! Thanks for the demos, nice to see your progress! This is going to be very useful.
Thanks so much for all your work!

@danfro not working on my FP4, but I didn't investigate much