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Moem

@Fizz said:

I note the devices list seems to be a bit out of date though. It says the Pixel 3a does not support the Noble release

Yes, that's correct, someone in the know would need to update that on GitLab.

danfro

@richdb Isn't beeper technically working like a bridge (collection of bridges)? There are also other signal bridges out there, or one can self host one.

Keneda

@slowcyclist
I moved thread so it gets more views, because it may not be device specific.

danfro

@messayisto I just checked on my signal bridge room. That has encryption enabled. So in theory it should work this way. But of course no idea if it would work when setting it up new again. Sometimes old tjings work and new ones break.

arubislander

@WillemHexspoor said:

I'm referring to 24.04-1.x

oh, right. I must learn to read. And not reply early on a Sunday morning

arubislander

@WillemHexspoor 24.04-2.x had not been released. It is still in heavy development. You shouldn't have been getting the prompt to install this developer's version if you are on stable.

Unless you are willing to help test and live on the bleeding edge, In would gonbacknto 24.04-1.2 stable by running your device through the installer and making sure the Wipe Data checkbox is unticked.

Moem

For the time being, you could also try SignalUT from the Open Store. That's a secondary device, as well.

danfro

@messayisto Matrix bridge signal is linked as a secondary device to your signal installation. I never did that since using the bridge, but I can guess, that when changing your primary installation for Signal, you may need to connect all secomdary linked devices again. Would kimd of make sense.

Regarding "login" and no answer, I don't have much advice, but only know that matrix bridges can hang. If there is no message/reply at all, best try again later or zry to find out if your bridge works. I had it before, that the bridge was down or flooded or whatever and the bridge maintainer had to fix something. So have some (a lot) of patience might be needed.

Moem

@Upruzzinga said in Lenovo model that is two years older than the M10.:

be flashed with this UBTouch image and then used as a Linux smart device similar to the Ubuntu Touch M10?

Very, very unlikely and there is a risk you'll brick it.
Phones and tablets differ a lot more than PCs do. Each device needs its own installation file and if there isn't one, it's generally not a good idea to flash one that is meant for a different device.

Moem

Sorry, I don't know enough to help you!

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