@kugiigi You got that right!

@ckrnkfrnchmn the reason you see updates in the terminal using apt-get upgrade and not system settings, is because system settings doesnt use apt, apt isnt officially supported by Ubuntu Touch. You can use apt but thats on your back if anything breaks, and you may need to reinstall apps installed via apt again after certain updates, Libertine is the only way to officially use apt, but that can still be hit or miss due to relying on 16.04 repos if youre on xenial, and I dont beleive it works yet on Focal.

Should we make an indication if the peripherals are working on 16.04 - 20.04 ?

@moem Thank you! That worked

@code_gaug Thanks for the insight on this thread. I am trying to setup nord vpn and I could come this far.Not sure what needs to be done after this message.Not sure if something has changed after this old thread.Uploaded cert and key files as well. Any tips or if you can put in the latest screenshots from this page on how configs should look like that would be great. One more thing to add I am trying to use TCP[image: 1674926636607-ovpn-file.jpg] I uploaded private key and [image: 1674926340047-key-files.jpg] Thanks [image: 1674925270345-8d5a6881-b8f5-4e48-b697-0e048e53b9c3-image.png])

@opolork dont just use clickable desktop same thing for app dev but not so much for UT core development

Solved it by using Cinny. It also wants OICD login by redirecting to browser, but time it worked.

@jakub Thanks! that did it, the kill icon is useful as it keeps crashing easily.

@safriddle It doesn't yet although Lomiri already supports it. I would be surprised if it comes any time soon though so I wouldn't hold my breath

Thank you so much @jonius and the reviewers, already updated the app, restarted UT and successfully loaded the maps. In case of interest, the previous version only loaded address analysis and Valhalla and skipped Geocoder-NLP and Mapbox GL i.e. those databases flagged as incompatible version. Such a nice technology, thank you for bringing this to UT.

@mihael Don't even bother. The app has very high security and can recognize any unofficial container. Only hope is Android Studio since it runs on a recognized Kernel environment.

@lakotaubp I tried that, no luck. I will try to continue attempting and maybe figure the reason out. Thank you.

Just saw my autocorrection did a great job … I didnt mean some goes , I ment “same goes”. Anyways … Fixed it by using the voice recorder and setting it to vobis/ogg . There is also a bug which prevents the recorder from accessing the mic … check github for it. Downloading the files (at least audio files) works now for an unknown reason - but thats ok for me Great job guys ! Using the phone as my daily driver now and I am pretty happy :))

@linuxfanche Interesting product. Technically it would only work in very limited devices and won't work as intended. So short answer no, long answer, maybe For wireless connection to work, it should be Miracast and currently compatibility is a hit and miss. Never found one that works on any of my devices. If ever it would work, input lag would likely be bad If it works well, I don't think Miracast support external touchscreen so you won't be able to control your UT device using the e-ink. For wired, only a few supports it. Top of my head - Nexus 5, Nexus 7 2013, Shift phone, Fxtec Pro1 (Not Pro1-X), Fairphone 4. Then not sure if those supports external touchscreen. Most likely, Nexus device don't. I can only confirm Fairphone 4. Even with everything working fine, UT uses an external display as an extended screen and there's currently no mirror mode. Also, external touchscreen isn't working well because it is mapped to the device instead of the external display.

@ygrex said in ADB: long text in bash command line does not wrap: Hi, After adb shell if I type a long command, cursor goes to the left on the same line (overwriting things), then it goes lines up damaging text in a terminal buffer. I did not spend much on the issue but tried some guesses like resizing terminal emulator window somehow, export COLUMNS= LINES= reset, alternative shells (mksh, fizsh), but did not find anything useful yet. What do you use to comfortably type in commands through adb shell? That is something fixed on 20.04

@jin-diggs Not yet. It was planned but I don't know if the feature will arrive after moving to Focal.

@jezek said in Can't open MMS.: @opolork said in Can't open MMS.: No idea, sorry. Open terminal, write sqlite3 .local/share/history-service/history.sqlite you should see an sqlite3 prompt, something like this phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ sqlite3 .local/share/history-service/history.sqlite SQLite version 3.11.0 2016-02-15 17:29:24 Enter ".help" for usage hints. sqlite> write following command to the prompt select message, messageType, messageStatus from text_events where message like '%"Expire":"2023-01-10T12:52%'; you should get output like this {"Code":"x-ubports-nuntium-mms-error-activate-context","Message":"forced debug error: error-activate-context","Expire":"2023-01-15T18:18:59+01:00","Size":29696,"MobileData":false}|1|2 paste it here, there should be no personal info there, but check for sure before posting. You can exit the sqlite3 prompt with .exit Cheers, jezek. That's good to know for future reference. :thumbs_up:

was lucky to find the parameter on https://askubuntu.com/questions/760142/how-to-install-ubuntu-sdk-on-ubuntu-touch for some reason Xmir -help does not show the parameter, neither it looks like anything important