@keneda Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, I don't see qwerty Japanese keyboard in the list. All of them are 6x6 matrix in Hiragana layout, its hard to type for me...

@jbriones You should be able to do it from the three vertical dots bottom right if your first post.

@lt-dillinger - the only tablets currently supported are the Nexus 7 2nd gen 2013 models (which I don't really recommend as they are pretty buggy and laggy with it), the BQ Aquaris M10 HD & M10 FHD, and the Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet (SGP771 & SGP712), and there is an alpha build for the Pine64 PineTab as well. It would indeed great to see more tablet devices supported in the future - we just need some folks to port more of them. Best regards, Steve Berson

@nogoogle Anything is possible with enough hours of work In other words, I'm not sure if the impact in new users and potential contributors would be worth the time.

@MarkG_108 - Libertine works fine with command line programs - I have used youtube-dl and screenfetch successfully on my OnePlus One in fact. You just need to run the

@unisuperbox Thanks for clarifying things.

Thank you for all of your replies. I understand how this must have been mentioned before. But without somebody being a naggy bi*** things will never speed up Sure, a web browser would let me control all my finances, but to get in I would have to log in with secure identification. That is what we have bankid for. Without it, I have to use a code generator provided from my bank. This is easily forgotten when you leave the house, and easily lost. Bankid follows the sim card actually, so even if I swap between android devices (probably iphones too, I've just never tried one) I still can log into my account, from laptop, mobile browser or whatever. So it's not a lack of a bankapp that bothers me. And since it follows the sim I would guess it to be plausible and not something I would need Anbox for. I work with radioactive isotopes and I'm mostly confined in a bunker, with shitty cell reseption. Wifi is great though, so voWiFi is an absolute must for me. But I suppose one would have to lobby the cellphone companies to get them to develop it for UT?

@doniks On PC, Firefox, When you clic in the right search field, there is a tool icon that appear, clic on it so you end up on this advanced search page : https://forums.ubports.com/search Or you can clic the left search icon. There you can search whole or part of the forum. But no way to search specifically only in one thread.

@mystic-x I have a spare one and it's a quite small smartphone for its screen size.

Additionally, while I also like the port for the Nexus 6P, it was released in 2015 and is therefore more than five years old. I also can't speak for the reliability of SMS and phone calls as it's not my daily driver. If you want a new device the Volla phone ($450) might be worth looking into?

@josele13 Thanks for your detailed answer. Your profound advices are very helpful. I have to study this in detail.

Hi and welcome @vger1 To start developing you should consider installing clickable and following the documentation there: https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/appdev/index.html

Yes on eBay as it not only would be easy for me, but also might get UBports a bit more visible to others. Will look at the other options again and perhaps reconsider.

@peter-gamma I thought I had said all I needed to on this already (please see my comments above)but......So, please stop pushing Veracrypt and if and when you solve FDE on UT please come back and tell us how. Until then count this as a friendly warning and stop. This was not your thread to start with, it's never a good idea to hijack a thread and those with more skill and knowledge (and I don't include myself in that) have already explained it is not currently possible. Thanks

@mrlen well it spits out a lot of information, but the critical one is a valid logintude/latitude after the GPS got a fix. If that never appears, only guess it that the antenna has issues. But in general your location backend works, otherwise the NMEA messages would not show up there.

@nigel-tufnel Indeed, L = 4G LTE / H = 3G HSDPA Wiish you a lot of pleasure with your Nexus 5 Ubuntu Touch!