Sorry to say, a certain batch of OPOs has a different persistent storage, so the MAC address i snot initialized correctly, leading to a faileed driver load. If some of the devs could get hands-on such a device its probably a matter of a few days to fix it, but so far all of our models are "working" ones. Though we get those reports since over a year now. I have no idea how to fix it, other than pointing you here: https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/995 -> you need to create the mentioned config file in /persist partition of your device. Boot in recovery, mount /persist and then do the steps that are scattered in this thread - If you could write a better HowTo would be grand.

@pixelated In UT we have long and short swipe from both right and left sides. Inverting the drawer will just invert the problem. I think what is asked here is the same thing as "I wanna go home". There are two main drives that I see in this kind of requests: First is the will for customization Then there is the comfort of what is known (frequent comparison with Android) About the first one having choice is nice but having something working is even better. And customization requires lot of work to extract a generic API exposing in a secure manner the various aspect that people might wanna customize. Customization and security don't get along very well, it requires persuasion to make it work About the other one I know people having used both iOS and Android and they all wish some features from one system and others from the second. No one will ever be happy with what he's given. But the best is try and choose what is the best for one self. Of course suggestions are welcome, it helps improve our system but there are tough choices to make. Mine is stability over showing off. Android is all about showing off, new features, new UI, new UX but always with lack of stability. What I like with Linux on my computer is stability I want a system I can rely on to do the job and thus allowing me to do mine. That's the same with my phone. In this manner I like how UBports made the choice of working on behind-the-scene features with what I consider a small meaningless UX change with the app drawer. The feature request is interesting IMO but I think what the foundation is focused on is catching up with 20.4, increase stability and better ports. Customization will be a priority some day but I guess it's up to volunteers to make a proposal if they want to be able to add new UI/UX alternatives.

@dobey thanks!

I just applied the latest "edge" update. After the restart, rotation is working again.

@GT yes, perfect: thanks!

I got to the point where is asks for a password but won't accept my password. Word of caution: don't change your password from command line if you've enabled passcode - when you phone locks it only gives you a numpad to enter your password, not a keyboard.

A shame it cant be moved, i'm left handed, so hold the phone with my right hand, which makes the left side launcher uncomfortable to use, going to add it as a suggestioni think, im sure im not the only leftie using UT!

https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2403/pinephone/546 https://forums.ubports.com/topic/3931/pinephone-braveheart/42

There is no standard encoding of radio technology for example for 4G vs 4G+ ...

@chrisse Yes, The credentials are alright, they work on several other devices

@enrolado There are no scopes any more, and that does not apply to the app drawer.

@Keneda Thanks for the info. It will be useful when I resume restoring the android system.

@TobsEnd I had similar issue with FP2 some time ago. Couldn't figure why, happened after update, persisted after channel change (stable, rc) and next OTA updates didn't fix the video playback. I couldn't play videos for several months. The video issues were fixed after complete UBports reinstall (with wipe) using the installer. I hope it will fix your issues too.

@pixelated For the record, the behavior you described is not a bug. When an app is uninstalled the users data and settings are not automatically removed. Just as they are not on desktop Ubuntu. These typically live in your home folder. Having your data and settings intact when reinstalling an app after having removed it is a feature.