@myii Thank You for the hint! The phone was "clean" (resetted to factory settings) when I flashed it so there was nothing but the android-system on it - but I think I´ll rather reinstall and choose wipe-option this time...

Ah thank you guys I guess Tagger is what I was looking for, as QR Maker seems to only make the codes but is not be able to read them? The description says: "qrmaker is a qr maker it makes qr codes"

@guru Makes sense. I also agree according Android apps. I deon't need them either. I test Anbox for our planned device for a conumer market, because most people of our focus group ask clearly for Android support. The good thing of Anbox is, that this approach is a sandboxed container with no access to system ressources outside of the container. It's not yet possible to shut down and start Anbox to be sure, that the apps are only running, if I need them, a banking app for example. But I tthink, it could be possible. I tink it would be even possible to add more controll to this Android emulation.

@Ingo said in Where are all the bootlogos gone?: I think I have the black FP2 boot logo on a computer. But I don't have access to that at the moment. Will get back to you on that later. That would be great. Thank you in advance.

@advocatux Thank you for bringing it to my attention. I do believe the issue may be related, and I will likely add my part to the github comment chain.

@jezek Hi, I think a switch to stable and back to rc should solve your problem. You can also use the ubports installer without wipe. (the Windows method)

Sorry guys...false alarm. tried this a second time but got this error after which it deleted the container. E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) ChrootContainer.py:126: ERROR: create_libertine_container(): Failure installing 'humanity-icon-theme' during container creation libertine-container-manager:123: ERROR: create(): Failed to create container: 'destroy_libertine_container() missing 1 required positional argument: 'force'' Back to square one!

Forget this, the old tg can do, it only takes some time to get it published to the screen.

ahem may we keep it on topic, mister moderator? taps foot impatiently

@guru Ok. Thanks.

I managed to order one from ebay, but unfortunately it's not the one. It's 9147C instead of 9146C. It was written for BQ M10 FHD. I guess there is a new one as well. I tried it nevertheless, but it's not the right one. It a bit to wide on one side. So for now, I'm without a media to test/use ubuntu touch If someone will find a spare connection cable, let me know. Until then I'll be a passive observer. Cheers

@jamieweb Perfect Thanks

@clint-d001 i have the same problem. on virgin mobile as well. did you ever find a workaround to receive pictures through text??

@UniSuperBox Very nice, thank you!

Yes, thanks a lot Now it is working again

When you uninstall an Android app (that removes the app in the android container), the corresponding Ubuntu Touch icon on the app scope will still be there and needs to be removed manually (for now?). Those are stored in /home/phablet/.local/share/applications/ and IIRC all Android apps starter files begin with anbox (or was it android or apk?; you'll get it once you see it ).

@haveaniceday said in Encryption and vpn: What do you think? Do you know how we can receive a passphrase during boot time via user interaction? PostmarketOS uses OSK-SDL to accept encryption password input on touchscreen devices during startup. If you're good with C++, you might have a look at the code on Gitlab. I'm still slowly working my way back into coding after many years of only scripting and am sadly not up to the challenge of seeing how that could be integrated to the Ubuntu Touch boot process. Bear in mind that even if you can unlock a crypt on startup, integrating this into the UBPorts installer is going to be another large challenge. @haveaniceday said in Encryption and vpn: Maybe those files are what you are looking for: https://github.com/ubports/unity8/blob/xenial/qml/Components/PinLockscreen.qml https://github.com/ubports/unity8/blob/xenial/qml/Components/Lockscreen.qml Thanks, I'll take a look. Maybe it's not too hard to integrate a counter there and link to a shutdown or nuke script.