@projectmoon said: Though in general, I don't see many payment sites asking for your password at time of check-out, at least once you're at the payment screen. eh, maybe I didn't pay attention on this and only sms-code is sufficient. I have to check it. I'll have to dig into waydroid, but maybe some time in the future - hey, it is not so begginer stuff, right? Thanks for help and nice chat!

@gpatel-fr No, I haven't. The UBPorts code definitely has some stuff related with that (dating from the ubuntu era...), but I have not spent time looking into it. I looked into geoclue2 as reported in this other thread, and realized that what is described there only uses wifi or cell; Geoclue2 does not switch to gps afterwards because it connects to gps chips through modemmanager while UBPorts manages the modem with ofono instead... I believe it would be easy to make a geoclue2 plugin for lomitri-location-service to first get a quick inaccurate location from local networks through geoclue2, with lomitri-location-service later automatically switching to gps when a fix becomes available. Of course, a working native AGPS lomiry-location-service implementation would be cleaner and preferable (geoclue2 is essentially duplicating the functionality of lomiry-location-service). What I'd also like is to have gps apps continuing to receive fixes when the screen is off. I would very much like activitytracker to be able to record tracks, or PureMaps continuing to give routing voice indications while cycling, without the present unnecessary screen-on battery drain.

@arubislander said: @gandalf Yes there is. In the terminal, navigate to the folder you no longer want the files indexed and execute the following command: touch .nomedia This also works on desktop linux. Thanks, that worked (mostly). I had to delete the data and cache for both the music player and gallery plus do a reboot. They haven't picked up the files again.

i am doing a app for this in the future called pysync ...i may rename it for UT ...hmmm UT-sync?? .....the app is built but very broken right now and not a priority ...it will do the same thing as syncthing ...well i hope anyways UT design can throw a wrench into things

@PringleMingle Have you put it onto the required version of Android before installing UT? Was the device fully charged before starting the process? Noble (24.04.1.x)does not work on this device so use Focal (20.04) instead. Someone is working on this to get the upgrade to Noble. From experience a crashdump is usually a weak/dying battery or battery requiring a charge.

okay. great. I update. previous version, less stable on 24.04-2.x. better on 24.04-1.2

@eipapp6 where were you trying to install it using Virtualbox or Virt-Manager or something else , most probably you did not turn on the hardware acceleration and OpenGL it needs that for display

@gpatel-fr thanks. but i don't clearly understand... is there a security issue ? no probleme for daily use ?

@slowcyclist err, no, my test reconnects to the server. However there is something of a strange behaviour that I don't understand currently. When asking for a sync even in test mode from the command line: syncevolution --print-databases backend=caldav username=<user> password=<pwd> syncURL=http://192.168.20.12:5232 [INFO] start database search at http://192.168.20.12:5232, from sync config '@default', syncURL='http://192.168.20.12:5232' I often see a block, the connection is not established (nor refused). After some time (a few minutes ?) the reply is sent. I see the log of the server at the same time, it does not receive anything, it's syncevolution that is refusing to send. When looking at the same behaviour from the phone UI point of view, when clicking on the sync button, it turns in display busy and after some time the server is receiving data and the sync button turns in mode inactive (but with an red error indicator). Even trying syncevolution --help blocks. It's as if syncevolution was refusing to work at some moments. Looking a bit more, it's as if it's the phone UI connection that is blocking itself (and all other operations such as syncevolution --help or the manual sync that I posted above; when the UI phone attempt at connection finishes, I can then do sync tests from the command line without limitation. It's as if the sync initiated from the phone UI was blocking syncevolution for about 5 minutes, then it deblocks itself (and other syncevolution clients on the phone such as my test sync) , synchronize the events successfully but returns an error. A bit of testing seems to show that the delay is about 5-6 minutes. Maybe it's actually that syncevolution is setup to sync every 10 minutes and the button has no effect other than to block until the automatic sync does its thing. If what you see looks like what I see, that would be a pattern and maybe an issue could be created on Gitlab.

@lsitongia any carrier's SIM logged into an android phone with a google account. All RCS goes through Google's servers, and RCS is opt out, not opt in. Go into your google account settings, search for RCS. Turn it off for that device. If you never used that device with a google account, then you're good. So, yes, you can put that SIM in another android phone to turn off RCS. But, you need to be sure what google account you used that SIM with.

Hi, I have a slightly different problem. Oneplus Nord N100 (UT 24.04-1.2 stable) with Nissan hands-free kit <MyCar>. Pairing works without any errors, but the screen shows that no network is available. This means that I cannot make or receive calls. image20260223_151514524.png[image: 1772400412224-9cd5c12b-0204-409c-a456-f4a635e3a255-image.jpeg] It seems that my hands-free kit cannot handle VoLTE, is that correct? With UT 20.04 OTA 9 / on the 3G network, it was possible to make calls using the hands-free system. Greetins Mario

@lsitongia Maybe you could try in the terminal (or better connected via ssh) a command like: syncevolution --print-databases backend=caldav username=<your-user-name> password=<your-password> syncURL=<your-service-url> as an example, the service URL for my test radicale server looks like: http://192.168.20.12:5232

@lduboeuf This has been my experience using a Oneplus N10. Since VoLTE landed, idle drain has seemed notably less pronounced. A very nice surprise, especially on a device with an aged battery.

@uxes Yes, all joyeuse_global_images_V12.0.X.0.QJZMIXM from 1 to 4 are OK

@Mario.CH yes, exacly that symptoms.

@gpatel-fr Ok I'll wait a little bit more time before the upgrade though... Thanks!

@Kjetil Yes, sorry UB Connect is what I'm thinking of. Wasn't sure what all features were involved. Hope you find something that fits your use!

Good news: Now that Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2 is out, you are able to install Docker without --devmode!

Thanks @lk108 ! Indeed, it's the same issue as for DeltaTouch : when I reboot with Wifi enabled and connected, notifications appear. Don't know for how long though... Hope it will be fixed soon!