@Fla that pull request is in dev as of last night and should be in rc for next week. Well before OTA12.

@kugiigi Okay, I passed on the info.

We've received testing that confirmed the worst, this causes problems setting up the data connection on the Pro 5. Both SIMs return to 2G when it is installed. Thanks to everyone who helped!

Happy to help !

@dR0W Ok. It seems like Pulseaudio is unable to enable "voice call mode" on your BT headset for some reason. To help investigate this, please follow this: Disconnect the headset if connected. Run echo 'exec pulseaudio --start -vv --log-target=syslog' >~/.config/upstart/pulseaudio.override to enable additional logging on Pulseaudio. Run initctl stop pulseaudio then initctl start pulseaudio. Note that restarting it won't take the settings above into effect. Now, connect your headset, then have a call. Send me the file /var/log/syslog. I'm not sure if it contains sensitive information or not, so you can PM me if you want. After testing, remove the config file by rm ~/.config/upstart/pulseaudio.override Also, if possible, could you please retry this with the old version of Pulseaudio?

AVM is already offering comparable media phones - which can play regional and internet radio stations and also videos from a harddisk which is connected to the router. But at least the AVM phones are not a bit so powerfull than UT already is (no bluetooth e.g.). https://en.avm.de/products/fritzfon/fritzfon-c6/technical-specifications/ https://en.avm.de/news/the-latest-news-from-fritz/2019/new-fritz-clip-the-fritzbox-as-a-media-server/

See left side of this board: https://github.com/orgs/ubports/projects/15 - All critical devel bugs must be fixed before we make a new RC

@Flohack Regarding the user-data folder, it took at least 30-35 minutes to backup 12Go (including compression) over usb2.0, and nearly the same (a little faster) to restore (arround 20 minutes). The system-data folder was smaller then it take less than 5 minutes to backup (and 3 more to restore). I was thinking about doing it on the SD at the beginning but as my data partition was about 54Go, I was scared that my 32Go SD card wasn't sufficient (as I already had a lot of things on my SD like all the pictures taken by the camera, they are very big on te Pro5 because of the sensor quality). And one other thing was that my sdcard wasn't mounted on recovery, I think that the recovery-turbo.img miss a lot of features. For the phone where the system-data and user-data are correctly mounted on the /data folder in recovery, this script can work well if you remove the line "adb shell mount /dev/block/sda44 /data" But if you want to do that locally on the SD card, if it is mounted, you can do that on the recovery nearly the same way, don't forget to use tar as it will take care of the symlinks (not to ignore them, it will save them too). It will be very perfect if that can be integrated to the installer !

@vandys For record purpose : https://docs.ubuntu.com/phone/en/platform/guides/push-notifications-server-guide https://github.com/BigET/NotificationPost

Thanks, everyone. We've merged this change and the fix should appear in tomorrow's images.

@dobey I'm going to be giving the app maintainers the suggestions as they arise, but the uNav was another one I wanted that back button for. https://github.com/costales/unav/issues/4 Thanks though for straightening out my thinking.

@Fla Yes, that is an intentional change made by Canonical because they intend to use the left side of the indicators for menus. So far, no one implemented any menu so we can't see it in action yet aside from some experimentation by Dalton, I believe some months ago.

Just to be clear, this leaked nothing more that what your User Agent does. So your privacy was very fine. No requests at all were sent to canonical servers.

Give it a go and report back anything that seems odd or wrong. Thats what the request is for. The more info the better.

@arubislander said in the future of the UI: Even in the real world, I would be forced to do all the things you mentioned for myself if there was no one else to do them for me. Indeed. It's amazing how some people think that without corporations forcing us to buy products for convenience, we wouldn't be able to survive, despite humans having done so for many thousands of years prior to the industrial revolution.