@gpatel-fr said: yes, that's probably some signal that is not understood by the phone handler, to me it seems linked to the callee's cellular network as ringing works or not consistently, depending on the person I call. I don't call many numbers, but no call ever had a ringtone. Neither mobile numbers nor fixed lines or the one international call

@projectmoon - Hmmm. Thank you, I had forgotten that. My memory of this is vague, or, I might have ruled it out due to being on MVNO, and/or the large carriers might offer the service when you are paying high dollars (unlimited data). I will revisit that. Interesting that Google never suggested that in my recent searches for solutions. I must have phrased the queries poorly.

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@gpatel-fr that is true

@arubislander OK. Darn !

@Bolly Not harsh at all. But we had to go through the process of warning the user and seeing where things went. Where they went warranted intervention. The situation has now been dealt with and we have posted our stance on the matter going forwards.

@MarcelloTogg Core merged requests help to see too https://gitlab.com/groups/ubports/development/core/-/merge_requests?scope=all&state=merged

@oldbutndy said: I thought sm-xcx was updating details on specific device pages They are. That means updating the already existing text, not adding new sentences.

@tacofeast Yes, welcome! It takes some considerable work to get Ubuntu Touch working on a given phone. There are no ports of Samsung phones at present, and porting is done by community members like yourself. So to see UT running on those phones, you'd need to do the work, or find others interested in sharing that work. There's documentation on porting on the UBports website. Alternately, there'd a list of already supported devices, and perhaps you could find one available used to test out the OS.

Nice idea, that’s actually pretty clever! I’ve never thought about using the phone as a remote audio sink like that. Did you notice much delay in real use, especially for videos?

“Sounds really interesting! If the UT port on the FLX1 turns out stable, it could be a solid alternative. Dual boot support is a nice bonus too—curious to see if they’ll eventually make it work with the main storage