@Flohack they are called "Royalties", if I'm not wrong Super talk, really enjoy it!

@GizmoChicken Thanks well spotted. All sorted.

@domubpkm You are welcome :smiling_face:

Thanks for the heads up!

This is indeed excellent news that gives more perspective for arm64 devices and especially for those who were still hesitating to invest in a new device. Thanks again to the 'magician' Marius.

Thank you for the new blog posts Regarding confined apps, is there any chance we can sort apps by 'confined' in the Open Store? That would make browsing the store a lot easier for those looking for the most safe apps, especially for newcomers to UT

@padraic IIRC the answer was not it's not possible. But it will require a lot of efforts, not only having a firefox version running in Libertine.

Do you have an eta on when any of the following issues will be address (on the Pinephone)? #1. The headphone jack is not working. #2. The SD Card doesn't detect my music. #3. The battery life seems to be inconsistent. Thanks for all of your hard work, it is truly appreciated!

@domubpkm That's me all right. I've actually never been interested in owning a smartphone until the Pinephone was announced. Now that I have one in my hands, I am very excited to use this thing as my daily phone! I'm hoping there will be more updates coming soon.

Hi all! I'm new to this community, thanks in part to the Pinephone UBPorts CE. Some questions in no order at all: Will we ever see clickable desktop support ARM64 machines (e.g. Pinebook Pro)? What are the expectations for moving to Wayland on UBPorts? Is it expected to eventually make Lomiri faster (in terms of responsiveness, or enabling GPU acceleration in apps, etc)? What do app developers have to worry about in terms of switching over?