I'm interested in an example, too.

@hisacro - well, the longer term future is never all that clear, but in the more short to mid term, there are ports being worked on for the Furilabs FLX1, and the Brax Phone 3, that should be promising options for those that want to support companies that target their products specifically to be privacy respecting. After that, the Fairphone 6 has been announced and will very likely get a UT port as well. Volla, despite being a small niche operation, has shown some resilience and consistency, with UT support being enabled for every device they have released, so I think we will see more from them in the future as well. Pixel 5, 6, 7, and 8 (and variants of these) should be doable for Halium based ports, it just takes someone that owns one of these devices, that has the needed patience and technical know how, to volunteer for this effort. Regarding Xiaomi phones in the future (which includes brands such as Redmi and Poco), those were already kind of a pain the a to get their bootloaders unlocked, and with Xiaomi's new HyperOS (their new bloated skin on top of Android), they have made it even harder to unlock. I had to use a third party hack called "Hypersploit" in order to unlock a Poco X3 NFC which came with HyperOS 1, and apparently this hack no longer works on Hyper OS 2. Best reagrds, Steve Berson

FINALLY!!! had to manually resize the partitions for no particular reason that made sense ....no really iv flashed UT on this like 2 dozen times ....i must have flash a borked rom with that android 16 and did something to the partitions ....idk didnt make a lick of sense to me ....ok it made sense

@Lindisfarne https://t.me/UBports_scandinavia Use Teleports if the bridge doesn't work out.

@Keneda This was to inform about this porting. Thanks for the move.

@Xiaomi12lite https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2068/halium-first-steps

@ikoz Hi, Thanks for the reply... Unfortunately , test_gps doesn't work at all ("**** GPS interface not found Bye!*" ), tried that yesterday, no wrapping around it would give anything... looks like that comes from the hybris stack for old android stuff that accessed GPS hardware directly... Since I believe the hardware to be already locked/in use by the the software stack, I probably need to simulate the same approach (Qt > QtPosition or Dbus sessions ?) I'll try working with QtPositioning somehow since GPSToolkit uses it USB: yeah, i'll check again later, ideally, I just need a way to inject juice and have a single usb, dunno Network: Yeah, honestly, if it can be Hotspot AP + Station at the same time, all done in UI to keep my dirty fingers away of the network management, that'd be great, or even by splitting the radio chains, 2.4GHs AP, 5GHz Client if needed I know the hardware can do it (because It did work before installing UBt) But it's less of an emergency

Old post, I know, but if @thedeafenguy or anybody else has bought from that seller, a report might be useful to many of us outside the EU. I've come across that seller before and wondered.

Hi. I will be berry happy. I see rare smart watches with large screen.

Hi @WillemHexspoor Security is a matter of trust. You either trust Signal and the "experts" that audited them with your data or you don't. Same goes for Matrix. If you self host matrix, than you only have to trust the software. But if you don't you'll have to trust the hosting entity as well. With a bridge it adds another party, but if you already trusted it, it doesn't change anything. But of course the more code you add, the more probable there is an exploit possible. So your reasoning is not bad. But if you consider using a bridge, that's probably because your contacts are not already using matrix and are probably not interested (at least for some of them).

@DenMoore That's not the way I read it. Rather, there is a UT port for the FLX1 that is almost fully functional. Seems you were right after all: https://social.likeadragonmaid.dev/@fakeshell/114226704623272146

@kugiigi said in I hate swipes, buttons plesase: If you know QML thanks for the pointer

It's not on the installer and a quick online search shows no one is working on a port. This means you are going to have to do it yourself which requires skill, tenacity and time. Check out the documentation on porting.

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