The Upower Tool from the Test Thread works 100 Prozent oh the Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro. Thank You Nice Tool. Update: Is this indicator APP also available somewhere as an executable version? I've always had bad luck installing them in the terminal. Actually a nice APP but the unsightly effect the device becomes unstable.

@domubpkm Good idea. Stoping the bluetooth service from the terminal turns off the radio and saves my battery. Turning the service backon from the terminal followed by power off the phone and turn back on again gets bluetooth working to a BT speaker again..... but still unable to turn BT off either from the pull down menu from the indicators or from the settings page.

@ian Didn't know this one, thank you I'll try to remember it. :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

@ian said in Emergency broadcast: Has this feature been coded in UT? Emergency Broadcast messages support has not been integrated into UT as of yet. Indeed, I know of no other non-Android Linux OSes or shells that have them yet either. However, ofono does have some API for them, so it should be possible to do the work for them in UT. It just needs someone to spend the time to do all the work. I don't know if ModemManager has any support for them at all though, so implementing them for other shells may be even more work.

@klh Got it. Thanks for the explaination!

I think there are three things you should look into : PostmarketOS on the PinePhone64 (Pro) Ubuntu Touch on the Raspberry Pi 3B At some point indeed Lomiri in combination with regular Ubuntu Desktop either on x86-64 or ARM based hardware

@jezek Not sure in fact if it can be used with 16.04 you're right. Here is the link to the Github repository of the PDK (Platform Development Kit): https://github.com/ubports/ubports-pdk

@nero355 - the current work being done to enable VoLTE for Ubuntu Touch is prioritizing Mediatek support, as this development is being led by Volla, which uses those soc's - info here - https://www.jeroenbaten.nl/UT-VoLTE-proposed-technical-architecture.pdf Best regards, Steve Berson

@Flohack USB/ ADB / MTP prob solved? browser issue already solved or not? Redmi 9 tested out couple things So when in Ubuntu touch can't connect my phone trough usb, Redmi 9 maybe someone solved it or not?? This means I can't use anbox or at least i haven't figured out how to yet. Morph: When download jpg or zip or what you want the browser shut down, after reopening the browser again it's gonna tell Download failed in the download tab. I'll try it again later in Eum some huge issue is when reboot or anything the phone is i have Redmi 9 is like old school windows going slow, when left for 10 min on a table it's getting better, turned in to airplane mode and it was like the problem was solved hahaha..... And when I have my sim in it is also with double like number keyboard and keypad for insert sim code on/ after boot up. Anyway I'll be unlocking my bootloader again in a few days just to try once again Also gonna try the fix gprs gps with unav outside Hope to see this going to work Can't wait for a fully operational system Love Ubuntu touch x J. L. Nengerman.

@lsitongia Here is the main doc: https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/systemdev/online-accounts.html Nextcloud QML plugin: https://github.com/ubports/account-plugins/tree/xenial/qml/nextcloud

Thank's @applee @levone1

@keneda Merci en tout cas

@anonymoustly - Unfortunately there is no current support - but a solution could be done if someone from the community took it on themselves to code an arm64/armhf compatible extension for it, based on the one available for Linux Chrome. UBports would not be able to directly support or offer this though, due to legal licensing issues - but if a third party hosted it then UT users could choose to install it. Until someone capable of coding this undertakes the effort then Widevine support will be missing though. Best regards, Steve Berson

There are still limitations in the terminal app. Not sure what reasons behind it though. You can work around this by connecting to itself via ssh.

Evaluation of criteria to get Morph less prone to fingerprinting. This has been discussed earlier this year (https://forums.ubports.com/post/44876) and people would feel more comfortable using Morph browser knowing the utmost has been done to minimize the risk.

@keneda makes me wonder if and how that ever really happens anymore. sounds like an issue prior to ext3.

@lduboeuf said in Will there ever be a way to edit SIM Contacts ?: You want to save your contacts to the SIM card ? It is not possible afaik. That is the problem indeed! @keneda said in Will there ever be a way to edit SIM Contacts ?: @nero355 Yes you can't edit or add contacts on the SIM, but no you're not left with only phone contacts as you can import SIM contacts (so they are reachable in this way), i don't really undertsand your problem here. I have noticed! :grinning_squinting_face: Even if it's not directly on your SIM, you can access then edit contacts from it. BTW i don't use online sync or whatever, only contact app, and if i have to export phone contacts to another phone, i use "export as VCF" thing. I do the same thing when there is no other option

On a WiFi network you usually want as little Multicast/Broadcast traffic as possible so I suggest that IF you add Avahi then please make sure it's DISABLED by DEFAULT On all my other Linux devices it's also Disabled where it can be and if it can be!