@emphrath No problem, I've tried a lot of things that most people would find "useless" under ubPorts while working to make my trusty Nexus 7 a portable workstation. I've been tempted to add WINE to my setup again, but I don't want to deal with setting up an i386 chroot running on the device (since LXC doesn't function correctly for me, can't create LXC containers, oddly the Android container works fine). In case I didn't mention it previously, yes, it requires qemu-user-static installed and you have to have an i386 chroot to install and run WINE/32.

@saveurlinux It did not work

@povoq thanks for the reply. I figured it would take time, I prefer the UT setup or navigation, the slider. But not going to lie the battery and speed of lineageOS is something to work towards to. Id imagine if UT has the same speed and battery life as lineageOS, our operating system would be a lot more desired. I think this is why a lot of people get into linux in the first place, bring back life to a old system.

@dobey ..at the end of the day, the developers are key to the future

@shohag PS the Android camera API probably does not allow to use multiple picture or video streams at the same time. You might be able to select which camera you want to take the picture from or the video. All that might only change if Non-Android phones with mainline kernel driver support will be built. But I doubt luxury models will be available soon, and you can see with the Pinephone how long it takes even for that little gem to get polished - man years of work, and still its not a daily for most people.

@mardy for now I tested E5 on dev channel: Music plays Notification of incoming mail plays while music is playing without issue I posted some issues in the MR comments Tomorrow, Arale

Nexus 5, RC Channel (2021-W18), 2 bluetooth headsets (Mpow M30 earbuds, Anker Sound Core Mini speaker): no events detected when pressing play/pause, volume buttons but sound does work to both devices

@messayisto The move to halium is planned for a few more devices in the near future. So should become the norm on those devices.

Hi @Zahkc, I've moved your post into the "OS" section since we're talking dev now! unity-system-compositor's log should normally be in /var/log/lightdm/unity-system-compositor.log. You may find the accompanying lightdm.log in that folder useful depending on the error. unity8's log should be in ~/.cache/upstart/unity8.log and might have some useful information as well.

It would be great to see the projects Home+Login/Pin+ICE be merged though

@kugiigi Sure, the topic is open, so people can do whatever

@ingo Thank you very much, I appreciate this detailed feedback !

@markatrafik said in Is phone numbers blacklist feature implemented?: @cliffcoggin it is not a technological way... True, but it is quick, simple, and effective.

@dobey No, you are right. Screen sharing by stream only, no interactivity AFAIK.

@ubuntutouchfan said in Programming language for Ubuntu Touch apps: I meant it has to be mixed in order to make something that is actually useful, it would be hard to make a functional Ubuntu Touch application with just with QML, or am I wrong? You are wronnnnngg (please read it with funny accent) It depends on what you understand as «usuful» but see: https://gitlab.com/ubports/apps/calculator-app The calculator is a «qml» app. All the logic is javascript though (but I include that as jus qml)