@oli.sax wow, this is great... i see a 20.04 devel* entry in update channel settings. I make a notice to test it. Thanks for reaching out to me. *) I see it in slovak language, as "20.04 Režim vývojára".

Hi everyone , Thanks for a all contributors and for answering questions. From my understanding, in an encrypted device, the phone is really secure after turning it off and before the first decryption/unlocking (BFU), after the device is first unlocked/decrypted (AFU) it is not as secure even if it is locked again because the encryption keys are stored in RAM. For extra security, would it be possible and hard to implement an option in the encryption settings to make the phone like in BFU every time the phone is locked ? Even if it takes longer to unlock each time of course

@UBportsNews Hello. Still happy thanks to Ubuntu Touch. I've done a few snap tests. For KeePassXC, I couldn't get it to work: keepassxc ERROR: ld.so: object 'libtls-padding.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded (failed to map segment from shared object): ignored. qt.qpa.plugin: Could not find the Qt platform plugin "ubuntumirclient" in "" qt.qpa.wayland: Creating a fake screen in order for Qt not to crash The Wayland connection broke. Did the Wayland compositor die? I just wanted to highlight an interesting post, I think, from the forum that suggests listing applications that work well under UT: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11143/snaps-tested A huge thank you to all those who contribute to the life of UT!!!!

@ikoz Thanks for your message, i will try to tincker with it

Edit: Turns out something was cached wrong on my machine, I think. Anyway: all is well, and the buttons work no problem

Subject: Question: Porting Python SDL Game to Ubuntu Touch Message: Hello from France , I'm the developer of Night Invasion, a real-time multiplayer game fully written in Python. It uses Pygame (SDL under the hood) and standard libraries for networking and audio. I would like to know if it is technically feasible to port this game to Ubuntu Touch, given that: It is 100% Python (Python 3.12), It relies on pygame, pygame.mixer, and SDL for rendering/audio, It does not use any C/C++ extensions beyond SDL dependencies. Are there any compatibility issues or restrictions I should be aware of on Ubuntu Touch regarding SDL/Pygame or Python-based applications? Thank you in advance and best wishes to the community! PS it's a closed sources game because my team dont want open source Best regards, Yann Escarbassière