@wally The lack of MMS was a big sticking point for me, good to know it might just take some messing around to get it working. Hopefully the new APN settings will resolve my sms/mms issues. @arubislander Good to know! Once I get the SMS/MMS issues ironed out I will do some playing around and see what I can come up with. If I could somehow get bitwarden and firefox I would be set. The default browser is pretty rough with the scaling bug on the FP5.

@darshpreets said in Running a Home Server on Ubuntu Touch – Feasibility & Experiences?: Hi all, Has anyone here successfully run a home server directly on Ubuntu Touch? I have, from my PinePhone. What kind of services you’ve managed to run (e.g., web server, file server, SSH, media streaming) OpenSSH, file server, web server, torrent service. How stable the system is for 24/7 operation Perfectly. It's just like running Ubuntu Server. Any limitations due to the read-only root filesystem or confinement No. If you are really worried about filesystem permissions you can set up a container to host your services. Recommended tools or packages to make it work Nothing special required. Remember, Ubuntu Touch is Ubuntu. The same packages and guides apply.

@padraic I don't think Snapzor even works on Noble. For me it doesn't open. But yeah, you don't need it anymore to enable snaps on 24.04. However, it may serve as a GUI for installing snaps or as a snap store if ever the dev decides to still make it work on Noble. I've already tried snaps on my FP4 and Pro1-X. Sadly, it's still not a reliable option for apps. Most GUI programs doesn't work well or even open. Big improvement on this will come with an updated Mir and Wayland support Hopefully that will come soon

I don't have any clue where to search but if it can help I paste you below the logs from console (when I execute the piece of code mentionned above) because it is different from what is written into uwofl.log output file. /opt/click.ubuntu.com/uwolf.chromiumos-guy/0.10.30/bin/browser/defaults/preferences/custom-prefs.js:99: prefs parse error: unexpected character [Parent 7025, Main Thread] WARNING: libmaliit-glib.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory: 'glib warning', file /root/.local/share/bsys6/work/librewolf-141.0-1/toolkit/xre/nsSigHandlers.cpp:201 (librewolf:7025): Gtk-WARNING **: 11:50:55.615: libmaliit-glib.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [Parent 7025, Main Thread] WARNING: Loading IM context type 'Maliit' failed: 'glib warning', file /root/.local/share/bsys6/work/librewolf-141.0-1/toolkit/xre/nsSigHandlers.cpp:201 (librewolf:7025): Gtk-WARNING **: 11:50:55.615: Loading IM context type 'Maliit' failed [Parent 7025, Main Thread] WARNING: libmaliit-glib.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory: 'glib warning', file /root/.local/share/bsys6/work/librewolf-141.0-1/toolkit/xre/nsSigHandlers.cpp:201 (librewolf:7025): Gtk-WARNING **: 11:50:55.733: libmaliit-glib.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [Parent 7025, Main Thread] WARNING: Loading IM context type 'Maliit' failed: 'glib warning', file /root/.local/share/bsys6/work/librewolf-141.0-1/toolkit/xre/nsSigHandlers.cpp:201 (librewolf:7025): Gtk-WARNING **: 11:50:55.733: Loading IM context type 'Maliit' failed [Parent 7025, Main Thread] WARNING: libmaliit-glib.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory: 'glib warning', file /root/.local/share/bsys6/work/librewolf-141.0-1/toolkit/xre/nsSigHandlers.cpp:201 (librewolf:7025): Gtk-WARNING **: 11:50:56.124: libmaliit-glib.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [Parent 7025, Main Thread] WARNING: Loading IM context type 'Maliit' failed: 'glib warning', file /root/.local/share/bsys6/work/librewolf-141.0-1/toolkit/xre/nsSigHandlers.cpp:201 (librewolf:7025): Gtk-WARNING **: 11:50:56.124: Loading IM context type 'Maliit' failed [Parent 7025, Main Thread] WARNING: libmaliit-glib.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory: 'glib warning', file /root/.local/share/bsys6/work/librewolf-141.0-1/toolkit/xre/nsSigHandlers.cpp:201 (librewolf:7025): Gtk-WARNING **: 11:50:56.124: libmaliit-glib.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [Parent 7025, Main Thread] WARNING: Loading IM context type 'Maliit' failed: 'glib warning', file /root/.local/share/bsys6/work/librewolf-141.0-1/toolkit/xre/nsSigHandlers.cpp:201 (librewolf:7025): Gtk-WARNING **: 11:50:56.124: Loading IM context type 'Maliit' failed [7025] Sandbox: Couldn't open video device /dev/video [7025] Sandbox: Couldn't open video device /dev/video1 [7025] Sandbox: Couldn't open video device /dev/video0 [1]+ Stopped ./librewolf.sh >> ~/uwolf.log

@MistyPigeon said in Hi from Thailand – I'm Nack, 10 years with Ubuntu and ready to build!: This looks AI generated and 5 AI write detecters say this is 100 percent,the way i knew it was ai generated was by the emojis,formatting and the obvious markdown usage but Hi NK (can I call u that) Hi MP. Thanks for pointing that out.

@RJDan If you reported it in a forum post or a gitlab issue then you should updated there and also mention the steps you did that could have fixed it.

Hi @saveurlinux, The Ladybird browser does not appear to be fully developed yet. [image: 1752695570948-ladybird.png] The Morph browser, on the other hand, is complete, but we do not yet have enough programmers to integrate the necessary operating components. Therefore, I believe there is a lack of available expertise, i.e., a sufficient number of workers. Greetings Mario

@RobTheBold I've tried this phone (Global model) with AT&T, RedPocket (AT&T) and Mint Mobile (T-Mobile). The first two don't work at all. Mint works for voice and SMS but not MMS or data. I'm giving up on this one and returning it to EBay.

@Smirftsch Yeah, the idea of Dekko or another email client as a core app makes sense to me. Longer term, I thought at one point I heard talk about trying to fork Thunderbird, possibly via Snaps, which will be enabled by default in 24.04. But I'm sure that'll require some work to function well in UT. Meanwhile, I hope some other input about email usage, and Dekko specifically, can help make UT more useable for you.

@TotalSonic thanks for that, really I'm interesting to see what possible solutions might be available.

@Alain it's great to read your good news! Thank you and I hope your daughter will enjoy her tablet for a long time.

@johndoe we are working on a plugin to lomiri system settings like Libertine plugin. I already have most things implemented in backend, mostly lack some generation control over nix/home-manager left other then that mainly implementing the main UI, I have a design ready just need to implement it.

@DenMoore Oh thank you! Nice start indeed! I think WayDroid needs some patches to run properly, this is a "porting" stuff. I'm sure it will come further.

@kristatos I concur! There are guidelines outlined by the gsma for an RCS client and from what I read from this reditor there are even Servers outlined in the GSMA docs for sending RCS messages for some carriers. It seems that SixDigitCode has made some great points for how a RCS client could be built. From what I see they have a handle on this spec, and it might be worth seeing if they are still around on the internet? I will post again with the updated documents from the GSMA and work on trying to break them down Helpful Reddit posts Post 1 Post 2

@harrisonpatm Please do! And let us know how you get on.

@arubislander said in Can I boot to tty/console only?: While it may not be exactly what you asked, you might be interested in a post I wrote on installing LXD and running LXD containers on your UT device. I'll be trying this now, thanks for the advice

@developerbayman x86_64? I don't think that'll happen. You probably already know that Ubuntu and other GNU/Linux distributions are almost always x86(_64) (meaning they're operating systems for computers). But... Ubuntu Touch is specifically customized to run GNU/Linux on phones, instead of smartphones running default operating systems like iOS, Android, or HarmonyOS (yeah, I'm adding that here because it's a real OS). If Ubuntu Touch had an x86_64 version, I'd find that very strange... Ubuntu Touch's interface is Lomiri, so there's already an x86_64 Ubuntu "distro" using that.

You can install Termux on any Android Tablet and run a full blown Linux desktop there. It's relatively easy to setup and works very well. That's at least my replacement until something comparable is reached in Linux OS world. The Volla tablet should get support on UT soon, at least I hope so and look forward to it.