Thanks advocatux, that explains it. I was hoping to find a way of seeing the amount of used/free space on the card. Following your reply I discovered the command 'df -h' online which typed into terminal produced the desired result.

i have not used the phone # on telegram nor have i entered a 1 before the #. i can pull the sim card and use it on an android phone to install telegram if adding the 1 does not work.

@ukphil I hope also to be resolved soon. Thanks for the good news.

@tartanspartan I don't remember it well now but I think Keeweb can generate passwords. Also KeePit is alive again, so maybe @dannygb can add that function if it doesn't already. I have a terrible headache today so I'm sorry for this half-baked info I'm telling you

Well from that link @UniSuperBox shared it looks like the Ubuntu/Mozilla devs for ARMHF hardware are at last aware of the issue and working on it for those architectures.

@tartanspartan See,off topic, nvram error

Worked kind of. Its important that you first create a folder in the user-data/xenial folder I named it SDCARD and then the mount command is: sudo mount -B /media/phablet/ED34-76D7/ ~/.local/share/libertine-container/user-data/xenial/SDCARD Now i can access the data from libertine apps

@dr1445 works as stated, many thanks.

@3arn0wl I've just updated the vivid version on my M10 tablet and the url link enhancement works a treat. Thanks 3arnOwl and Costales. Uwriter rocks!

@flohack Thanks Florian. It is a known issue obviously. Hope it is been fixed already. I am trying 16.04 dev and two days already I hove not got this problem. Will keep you updated.

@fishfingers44 If your on 16.04 now, which I think you are Dekko 2 is still being configured. It should be ready shortly(ish).

@boris Hi, First question is your phone still on android ? This Telegram group maybe be blocked now but give it a go https://t.me/UBports_Ru

Thank you for your reply. I was just curious, because the initial key exchange with a friend was not flawless, it needed to be restarted a second time, and also some acknowledgements of delivered messages failed. Anyway thanks again.

I think its not a problem of sources but of having no one that is maintaining this app, unfortunately.

My FP2 is also getting very hot above the battery (right of the camera), but I thought it comes from watching videos, for example on youtube. Not shure what module lies there It also drains the battery a lot, but I don't think it's empty as fast as yours. Perhaps its just a browser issue with html5 players... but since my FP2 can't play back video files from "disk" I cannot confirm my guess. Edit: After clearing my gstreamer cache (https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/661#issuecomment-401391699) I could confirm, that my FP2 is overheating on html5 playback. I played the same video with UTmedia app (html5 player) and with native media player: html5: gets very hot, nearly untouchable native: gets warm So for me, I suggest it has something to do with hardware acceleration not working for html5. Otherwise, if @Danceswithcats did not play back any media in the browser, this could be a general issue in the webapp(-container). btw: I'm on 15.04 ota3.

While the Fairphone has USB OTG support, its not clear what will happen if you connect it: The mic might not be able to talk with the device if it is not also USB-OTG capable The microphone might be recognized, but then the sound routing will ignore it. It could work for the Ubuntu part, but probably you cannot use it for calls (Android part). BR

@ukphil you're very welcome. I'm glad you have fixed your issues! Yes, English is a language full of nuances and sometimes is difficult to guess the right word. For example, when you say "you must also accept..." Is that too imposing? Sure, it doesn't sound as hard as "you have to accept also..." but maybe "you should also accept..." sounds more polite? That's why I said it's better to be open minded and assume everybody is here to help, not to offend by default