Dear all,

After the Great unexpected success of our fundraising campaign to allow the creation of this project, it is time for us to put an end to this support drive.

Indeed, on the one hand the amount collected (8942 Euros) is sufficient to allow us to finish the development of WayDroid, and on the other hand the taxes, fees and campaign emoluments make it unprofitable to continue.

For this reason, we inform you that we are leaving the management of this project. The dedicated web page has been closed.

We would like to thank every donor for their indispensable support.
We are happy to have made this event possible and it is with a touch of emotion that we are stepping down...

The work continues.... As today Erfan is taking over the operational management of the program, and he will be the point person for your questions.
We invite you to join the official Telegram group of the project: https://t.me/anbox_halium
and we would be delighted if you would come and provide us with regular updates on the progress of WayDroid.

Once again, thank you for your trust and support.

Goodbye and see you soon!

Rudi and Steve

@jezek just as a reminder, the issue that i've found last time:
https://github.com/ubports/nuntium/pull/8#issuecomment-861480575

UPDATED LINKS

armhf
https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+build/21759468

arm64
https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+build/21759467

@stanwood Yes. When to check or uncheck which boxes, this needs to be clarified. But if a choice in one box must be compulsatory linked to an option in another box, this must be automated i think again.

@totalrando said in Brand new phone with UBP ?:

If you look around here, you can get some idea of what you're getting into

Yep, I am looking at it, looks like .... fun? haha.

A couple of developments,

I got a BLU device, not promoting, just naming the specs, from the box,

G9 Pro model https://www.bluproducts.com/devices/g9-pro/index.html
6.3'' FHD infinity display,
mediatek helio p60,
128gb internal memory - 4gb ram,
microsd up to 128gb,
4,000 mah battery,
18w + wireless charging (I did not know until I am reading this, lol)
android 9 pie.

Came out of the box with a charger and horrible, horrible headset haha.

Again, not promoting, but, if anyone is looking for a very low budget device to brick, I liked this one,

It is a very, light, almost stock android 9, a telemetry app from BLU, which you can opt in/out; maybe that will make my life easier at the porting.

The second development,

I hilariously dropped my favorite mug, full of coffee, on my main laptop's keyboard, so, yeaaah, porting will have to wait a bit, till I get that fixed.

I haven't given up.

Laters.

@totalsonic
Yeah I know about those devices. I've search the YouTube as well. I almost went for the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10 but then when I checkout linked XDA thread I noticed bluetooth isn't working at all. I almost bought a port without working bluetooth.

Speaking of Lenovo tablet it looks by far the snappiest UT tablet
on the market. The presenter used the same bluetooth keyboard I have to connect so I could see it works. I'm buying 🙂

Thank you @TotalSonic !

@alaraajavamma Afaik someone is working on making a backup solution working from the installer

@matteo haha glad to hear, tho install is a bit of a overstatement it's really just a script making use of what is available on UT out of the box 🙂

Not sure this is relevant or helpful but when I ran xfce4 installed in the root via x-forwarding, changing the wallpaper there also changed the one for Lomiri.

@unisuperbox is there anything stopping us from using OTA-16.x system? I understand the thought process behind the idea, however, if we are to switch to a system like this, maybe have it as OTA-x.16 to indicate which OTA it is and the LTS version after that? I feel that would allow easier distinction between the OTAs and not pose a potential issue with the current OTA system as it would work to make it think its a major version change, with the same minor version, just my $0.02

@totalsonic the source code is on gitlab, added 4 days ago so it looks like you'll be able to interface with InfiniTime sometime in the not to distant future!

on the forum it says "Sync firmware" works, but it also says "sync battery" which just means the app displays the battery, so i cant with confidence assume that that means that you can update the watch with the app currently or any time in the near future.

https://gitlab.com/jiiho/uwatch

Well, there are a few ISAs (Instruction Set Architectures) supported by Android. They are armv8 (aarch64 or arm64), armv7 (armhf), and x86_64 (amd64).

Every SoC does not have a completely different instruction set. Whatever you read has no idea what they're talking about I guess, or you did not understand it properly. We also do not use VMs or ART for the Android portions we need.