@daryl Follow AppLee's advice... https://forums.ubports.com/topic/6311/how-to-ask-a-question-and-then-mark-it-as-solved?_=1679147858113

@deadbattery Have you already looked in the openstore? There is a vnc-viewer and also a vnc-server.

@dylanp There is a proof if concept but nothing ready for testing.

@jezek Thank you for your explanation but sorry, all this sharp formatting work is not work for me. It will probably be helpful to others being able to help you. Good luck in your future developments.

@doniks I specifically written "maintained" not created. The goal of canonical was a hard hill to climb and yes, LibreOffice worked but with evolution of Lomiri maintaining the same goal became too difficult. So Libertine is still here, works fine for CLI but the GUI part is hit and miss and no effort AFAIK is made to improve it at the moment. As always, UBports is a very small foundation and such difficult and labor intensive task is not the priority while keeping the OS up-to-date and focus on native apps is the way to better the UX.

@kara-zajac So you're using scrpy to mirror your android phone wirelessly? Didn't know there's now an app for that. Let us know how it works. I tried scrpy some time ago on my work laptop and it kinda worked well

@barryt I have been running 20.04 Development channel for a few days now and everything is working perfectly; SMS messages come through in just a few seconds. I shall post on the Github link. Thanks for the help.

@kugiigi even if there is something on it, OP can try it, since they intend giving it away anyhow. Just Factory reset it again after testing out the feature.

@xircon said in Morph browser - cannot login to discourse based forums: Jingpad is basically an expensive paper weight, worst decision I ever made. This is definitely not the case. My JingPad works wonderfully. You are running xenial, correct? Did you 'downgrade' from focal? That has been known to cause the issues you are having.

Hi all, if anyone still having that " Invalid URL: '' issue (https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/nuntium/-/issues/14), i've tried to work around it. test could be done on 20.04, devel: sudo ubports-qa install focal_-_PR_nuntium_25

There's an update to Focal 20.04, and a code repository here: https://github.com/Exynos7880-Linux/samsung-exynos7880/ I just flashed it and works, didn't test much hardware yet. Regards

@kugiigi Great, thanks

@randomredmi9a Remove the power cable and press the buttons (Volume Down + Power) to get to the bootloader (fastboot). It may just be a blank screen, but you should a feel the vibration and the screen will illuminate. Before doing this download the latest MiFlash tool. Download the correct Android ROM for the device. Connect to the PC and use the MiFlash tool to flash the Android ROM to the device. In the bottom left corner of the MiFlash tool is a button that defaults to locking the bootloader. My advice - DO NOT RELOCK THE BOOTLOADER. This may (i.e. is highly likely) to totally brick your device. Once you have installed Android and set it up, try installing UT again. I have used this method a few times on boot looping Xiaomi devices and it has worked. When you install UT to the device, be very patient, it may take some time to do things ~15-20minutes, so leave it alone. Things you need: Windows PC - Miflash tool doesn't work on Linux MiFlash Tool I don't know which country you are in to point you in the direction of ROMs

That works, got the exact address from the IT Department!

@lduboeuf said in Contacts sorting: @lduboeuf BTW if any developers around, address-book-app is very easy to test at least with clickable ide qtcreator, and we can work with our real data. Show in Phone mode and Desktop. @lsitongia

@messayisto Yes, that seems to be right. If I understand the Telegram channel correctly, the registration issue persists, but the relentless & much appreciated devs are working on it. The problem will be fixed in a version that will only work with UT 20.04.