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  • This section is specifically useful for new contributors on the project

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    This Category is for those starting to contribute for the UBports Project and Community.

    By contributing, we mean doing things like:

    coding quality assurance (testing, bug reporting and validation, etc...) translations app development and maintenance writing and validating technical documentation and user manuals UBports social media and marqueting etc...

    If you want to contribute in these ways or others and have questions about it, like how to get started, where can you find information, please leave your questions in this category and we will try to answer them the best we can.

  • Discuss and solve problems with other users

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    @bearbobs You use the tool called clickable. I only rely on that and doesn't really know much about packaging and building stuffs so that's all help I can give 😄
    Like I said, someone got Supertux working again so perhaps you can do too. I don't have the repo of it though.

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    @ds2k5 said in Signal stop working after switch backup Ubuntu and back zu Signal:

    How to setup if close the App
    that the app will closed that I do not need to do it by hand

    Getting Waydroid apps to work more like regular UT apps is still a work-in-progress. For now you probably have to use the work-around you discovered.

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    MultiROM Installation Fails

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    Hello. I tried installing Ubuntu Touch with MultiROM and TWRP recovery without kexec-hardboot support enable, with the no kexec-workaround enable in the Recovery options, which resulted in a hard brick. I just want to warm people not to do this. CM12.1, CM13.1 and CM14 do not have the corresponding adapted kernel with kexec support, so don't use them as main ROM if you plan to install Ubuntu Touch, because the workaround available in the recovery will just cause a hard brick.

    Beside that, following the steps in this video with the exact same version of software should get Ubuntu installed with MultiROM without any headache 🙂
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg0INhBx4tY

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    Nexus 5 wireless and internet problems

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    I just installed stable today and wireless working perfectly for me so far (D821e).

    Not tried yet with my SIM in as waiting for a new screen for this damaged nexus 5 before swapping over from a nexus 4.

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    Installation Trouble

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    @yug said:

    Thanks again. Still not working for me. It says it's booting recovery, and boots to the OnePlus screen. I also let it sit for over an hour just to try, and when I reboot (hold down the power key) it boots to a OnePlus screen (presumably trying to reboot recovery again) and hangs. I let that sit for over an hour and reboot (hold the power key again) and it boots to Android.

    I am not sure how it worked for you without booting into Ubuntu recovery to install. I understand it did work, just not sure how it's possible.

    Edit: This is resolved for me. I reinstalled twrp and formatted my internal storage aka sd. Once done, installation succeeded without issue.

    I tried it. erase all, and it's work