@marathon2422 maybe FHD stands for F*ing Hell Delivery

@ellypsis yes don't worry, there's even more (v.g. http://ubuntutouch.org/). All good. I believe the idea is to have separate domains for community activities, and for foundation activities, but they are kind of mix currently.

@stropbu OK you can just download the installer and try it yourself, and I will try and help from here or I will get one of the install team to help from here. You can also use matrix and IRC bridge to contact ubports. Sorry but can't remember the links just now as only have phone at present. Also look up ubports docs and instructions are there also. Of course you can keep the old Ubuntu touch, but it is not supported at all now so your situation will not improve.

@tpfaff100 I don't know but Kris Jacewicz's Blog is full of tips to set a UT device for developers (https://kriscode.blogspot.com).

@hummlbach Stuttgart would be nice for me, i'm interested in app development

Yes, troubles have lasted about four hours : http://downdetector.com/status/telegram

@stropbu si vas a la página de Instalar Ubuntu Touch [0], pulsando en el menú de la izquierda en documentación, personalmente creo que explica bastante claro como instalar UBports usando distintos sistemas operativos. Ahí indica "Vaya a la página de descargas [1] y descargue la versión adecuada del instalador para su sistema operativo". También se explica en la página de instalar [0] lo que debes hacer con ciertos modelos antes si tienen instalado Android. P.D. Hay partes de la documentación que verás en inglés porque aún no ha sido sincronizada la traducción. [0 ] https://docs.ubports.com/es/latest/userguide/install.html [1] https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/releases/tag/0.1.12-beta If you go to the Install Ubuntu Touch page [0], clicking the menu on the left hand side in Documentation, I personally believe the explanation about how to install UBports using different operative systems is crystal clear. There you can see "Go to the download page [1] and download the version of the installer for your operating system" You can also see in the install page [0] what to do with specific phone models running Android. P.S. You'll still see parts of the documentation in English because some parts are waiting to be synchronized. [0 ] https://docs.ubports.com/es/latest/userguide/install.html [1] https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/releases/tag/0.1.12-beta

@flohack you might well be right, they do however seem to sell a lot of Debian gear, "Amount donated until today: 1,358.00 €".

@marathon2422 We know Krisz very well, he is now and then in the Supergroup. To a certain degree he helped already

@advocatux said in Old Ringtone: @guru you put the ringtone in that directory then go to configuration settings, sound, ring tone (or whatever is called "tono de llamada", I have the Spanish configuration), custom ringtone, and choose the file manager to select your desired ringtone. That's all. Ah, I wasn't aware that one could use any location there for 'Custom Ringtone'. Thanks. I own my BQ E4.5 nearly three years now, and every now and then you learn something new. Me voy a poner como tono este de los antiguos teléfonos norteamericanos, creo que fueron de AT&T. Tengo que buscarlo. Gracias y un abrazo.

@marathon2422 Well, the free memory amount after Ubuntu Touch by UBports installation was reduced to c.a. 5GB and my problem with double system starting was the same. I'd tried the factory reset and it helped. System starts now normally and the memory amount is back to almost 8GB like before at usual UT by Canonical.

This is a great idea! The Portuguese Ubuntu LoCo, has a good experience with this sort of thing. So I guess you might have a good chance too. In one of the presentations the Ubuntu Loco did in one of the technical colleges in Lisbon we actually showed convergence at work. I encourage you to proceed. I'll try to do something like that too.