@Jules if this covers a hope to get European dough to fund further development, it's a non starter for the following reasons: UT dev relies on Telegram a platform controlled by a non European state that has not good relations to the EU the 'open store' is subject to US law any EU burocrat reviewing an application will dismiss it immediately. see https://open-store.io/submit

@Lazarus2026 Mine is still on iodéOS. Brax Tech’s shift in attitude from “we’ll take care of everything” to “this is what we can do; let the community continue the port” is a bit disappointing. It’s still a great phone running AOSP, but as long as the port doesn’t support calls, I’ll stick with AOSP. Wait (as I don't have skills to help the port at the moment) and see...

@mihael It was my pleasure!

@Blackbomber I guess what @kugiigi is saying is, swapping out one long since unsupported OS for another now also unsupported OS doesn't seem to align with your stated goal.

Again... must be a football thing https://explorer.ooni.org/domain/www.ubports.com?since=2026-05-11&until=2026-06-11 https://explorer.ooni.org/domain/repo.ubports.com?since=2026-05-11&until=2026-06-11 https://explorer.ooni.org/domain/repo2.ubports.com?since=2026-05-11&until=2026-06-11

@ancientsounds It seems to be in relation with this: https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/ubuntu-touch/-/work_items/2331

@Vlad-Nirky Thanks for the reply! Yeah, my understanding is this generally works smoothly. I just wondered if my issue was a one-off, or uncommon but sometimes encountered. I suspect my database is just screwed up somehow. pragma integrity_check didn't find anything wrong, but that's as far as I got. Anyway, not looking for support, just thought I should see if any others experienced something similar. Congrats on your NP1! And 26.04, very cool!

@domubpkm The app itself would be doable but the packages aren't doable since they ust replace system files so translations can't be processed. I mean it's doable but it'll take for someone to modify each file manually and create separate packages per language

host you could use google drive or whatever is allowed in your country

@nbdynl Directly donating money is always an option but I did try this last year and I got very little engagement from the community. I had asked for a 'promise to donate' rather than sending the money to anyone so there was effectively no risk for the donors as they would donate to the winner directly. When I asked for people to dedicate time or effort to create a reward (images, logos, etc), I got much more engagement. This is great but it can't scale well if you want to get more than 5 people contributing to the reward.

@RJDan here is a link to the last (2023) post done by a NodeBB member about it.

@messayisto said: You can set this individually in Dekko -> options. Go to Identities -> Signature Thank you for the tip. And I realise that, using the method you’ve described, it can be done with Mailo, for example, which is an app available in the UT Open Store...

@arubislander That's the correct answer, I missed the fact that these modules may not only be completely disabled in a specific kernel, but also be built-in. In which case the desktop solution would do nothing