@dln949 As far as I know, Anbox for the time being only gets network connectivity interaction with the Linux system, no notifications, GPS, audio, or any other interaction with the phone components. Native applications do get notifications, and webapps should get them if they get notifications in the desktop, but for that you should use UT Tweak Tool to get the webapp to run in the background and you should not close it. In any case I don't think one can rely on those notifications from webapps, if they work at all.

@ricardo65 Just to clarify. You have Ubuntu 18.04 on your pc/laptop and want to try the edge channel on your device? You need to use ADB. Open a terminal on the pc/laptop type adb devices - the daemon should start and your device be listed adb shell - That will get you into your device Then rerun the sudo system etc again and that's it. Please be aware that edge is not anywhere near day to day use and can break at anytime. Try at your own risk

I use KDE Neon which is based on Ubuntu 18.04. I use this computer to install UT. For this I downloaded the image of the UBPorts Installer Application at https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/releases/download/0.1.21-beta/ubports-installer-0.1.21-beta-x86_64.AppImage. This guy is an AppImage that allows you to run an application on any Linux distribution, regardless of its version or type of software packaging. It contains all the libraries needed to run UBports-installer, the UBports application for installing Ubuntu Touch. Eu uso o KDE Neon que é baseado no Ubuntu 18.04. Uso este computador para instalar o UT. Para isso eu baixei a imagem do Aplicativo Instalador UBPorts em https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/releases/download/0.1.21-beta/ubports-installer-0.1.21-beta-x86_64.AppImage. Este cara é um AppImage que permite que você rode um aplicativo em qualquer distribuição Linux, independentemente de sua versão ou tipo de empacotamento de softwares. Ele contém todas as bibliotecas necessárias para rodar o UBports-installer, o aplicativo da UBports para instalação do Ubuntu Touch.

@deescover Welcome and have a look here to get you started https://ubports.com/meet-the-community

@dln949 said in OnePlus One porting question: In the manual instructions for porting to this phone, at one point it asks, Is the phone currently running Android or Ubuntu? The phone I have is running neither - It is running CyanogenMod 13.1.2. Will that cause a problem to port Ubuntu Touch to it? Will the stated instructions remain the same as for Android? I installed two times Ubuntu Touch on OPO's with CyanogenMod running before. So the answer should be yes. [edit] @trainailleur was faster than me

I use a Nexus 5 on ubports as my "daily driver", but it has a broken case, no gps, screen marks and other oddities.New old stock N5 s are still available in the UK, on ebay for <£100 so I have bought a spare. Clearly Fairphone is available but Pinephone looks good to me. If Pinephone were to be as successful as the Raspberry Pi then this community would be transformed in size.

Thanks to everyone who responded. I'm definitely going to give it a shot. If nothing else, it keeps another device out of the landfill or someone's drawer.

@NeoTheThird Perfact. I'm looking forward to meet you.

@dshimer I agree, I was off ubports for a bit because my wife's phone died and she needed (Android, sigh) a replacement quickly, thus a Nexus 5 was used up. But I presently laid hands on another, and here I am back with a daily driver again! This one was, hmmm, like $60, with everything including battery in good condition.

@trainailleur the issue is not a technical one but a legal one (FCC regulations).

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@wdehoog I've already put it on github

Yes, it is buggy (https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/1056) This happens on the Nexus 5 with the dropdown menu: Enable hotspot (doesn't work) Disable hotspot Enable hotspot (works after a while) Wi-fi connections no longer work Reboot to resolve

Thanks for the info. I'm using a different vm service. I think it's a limitation of Dekko right now depending on the type of attachments.

@Aurze said in NexDock 2 and Ubuntu Touch: If you have a compliant phone, does it mean you could achieve the same with any laptop that has a usb-c? Nope.

As the one who closed the topic I thought my explination was clear. The discussion on Geary had reached a closed point. That ended that thread in App Dev The second half of the thread was of topic and there are open threads to discuss them. Finally the option was given to carry on the MUA topic. Then bring it back to another Forum Topic when ready. The best section for that currently is Off Topic as it is for subjects that don't fit into any others. In is not a lesser category for that. Lastly nobody is being censored blocked or edited out of the conversation. We are just trying to keep every subject on topic, relevant and in the right place. We are all here because we want to develope, improve and move forward all aspects of Ubuntu Touch and Ubports. Lets get on with that and continue Ubports development.

@Lakotaubp Ah, ok. Will do.

@jamieweb You can also take a look at repowerd, it seems to be the deamon that is handling the power button : launchpad repowerd I see some event of it in syslog when pressing the power button.

@jmarshallh yes, Nexus 5 is still a little beast I use it as my daily driver. Keep in mind that not all kind of software runs smoothly in Libertine yet. For example, Firefox doesn't work at all because there's an upstream bug.