@guru it is because the web portal for Whatsapp doesn't do anything without a phone connected to their service... for whatever reason... I'm stunned that Whatsapp is considered work communication appropriate

Also, the same UI will be displayed on the external screen. It's not like on MaruOS where the phone remains Android and the external display will be a lightweight linux desktop. In UT, the UI you see on your phone will just adjust a bit to fit more of a desktop experience.

@AppLee No worries!

@Lakotaubp that's an amazing new i can't wait to switch to op3 as a main device .

@Mic_ thank you very much

@Aurze Hi, I made the client for domoticz, I chose it after some tests and it fit my needs. About the protocol, I use ZWave, not open sourced, but there are opensource controllers. I chose ZWave because of the wide ecosystem of sensors and actors and because I needed a wireless meshed network. I like Fibaro's design and products in general but I tried several brands for light bulbs. Regarding the price tag, in Europe you can find various ZWave sensors around 30€ (seems to be the minimum price so it should cover the ZWave licence) I'm interested in your findings as I would like to have a more open domotic universe at home. If you use domoticz, I would love some feedback to improve the UX. (I'm working on adding local caching and customization but it's not ready yet)

@Mic_ Seems unrelated.

@hummlbach Thanks! I'll be looking into it.

@arubislander i have a lot to lean thank you for the help

+1 I would like that feature too Thanks

I have H2O Wireless (uses AT&T Network) with a SIM card and get unlimited data on my Nexus 5. I pay $28 (Twenty-Eight) a month with no contract for free long distance, unlimited text, etc. I get faster speeds for a certain amount of GBytes then the slower speeds later, but it is all free. I turn on my Nexus 5 hotspot and get internet on my Mac at 72.2 Mbps. H2O said it's okay to do that. I tried on my iPhone awhile back, but would have had to jailbreak it they said. My Nexus 5 is my full time everyday phone and I like it better especially for the cheap internet. I'm not going back to iPhone. My next computer might be FreeBSD, too. Sorry Apple.

I was able to get Private Internet Access (PIA) working and am satisfied with it. I used the ISP checker and am secure.

Yeah it annoyed me too, but not so much. But no one else pushed me ^^

The matrix bridges are rather stable, actually. The IRC bridge is handled by TeleIRC, which seems to have taken its last breath. Matterbridge is not out of the question, but we need to sit down and set it up right if we're going to do it. That's the main problem.

@trainailleur Thank you and of course I use ubuntu touch myself. I wish I had the time, I want to make some UI changes to Dialer.