Updated the OP with links to the postmarket versions. Question for @PINE64 : right now (2020-07-15 16:11 UTC), both versions say the packing contents include "USB-C Docking Bar – 2x USB Type A ports, digital video port, and 10/100Mbps Ethernet port" Does this mean that the board in both versions is 1.2a? (Apologies if I've missed the monthly update. Right now all Pine64 sites seem to be deluged with traffic. ) Edit: from reading the Pine64 July update, it seems that both versions of the phone have the 1.2a board with the USB fix (hurrah!), but only the 3GB/32GB Convergence Package has the Docking Bar. Please correct me if I'm wrong about that. Edit 2: the page in the store is now correct.

@gn-lin This seems to be the place to start. https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction/index.html

@domubpkm Delta chat seems to be an interesting project. Unfortunately, I have not read anything about pop3 support. But thanks a lot!

@Ricardo23 Both Ubuntu Touch 16.04 and Anbox are no longer in active development and way past their support date.

@domubpkm I am sorry, I forgot to reply. Sadly so far I haven't found a working solution. When setting the TextArea to read-only, we can't navigate in it. So no option. I didn't found time yet to see if some manually added controls allow moving the text in read-only mode. I also tried (after your question, could you please open an issue/feature request so I don't forget about that?) to display the file in a webview. I used that successfully when testing something for weather app and webviews allow pinching and dragging and that. But for some reason simply instantiating a webview component in the code, not even displaying a file, always crashes tedit (of course no error message that might give a direction where to look at). I am totally lost here why that happens. Many apps use webviews for various purposes.

@plenzdorf cd /etc/gbinder.d/ sudo nano Ctrl+o (saves file) You will be prompted to name the file Call file anbox.conf

@Keneda Thanks for the info. It will be useful when I resume restoring the android system.

It would be great to see the projects Home+Login/Pin+ICE be merged though

Hi everyone and thanks for all the amazing work on this, I tried the upgrade during the week end on OnePlus3T, i only noticed two things : -The front camera view was upside down, but photographs were still properly oriented (no issue with rear camera) -Dekko2 got stuck at boot, only displaying a white screen, i saw that this has already been reported, so i guess you dont need logs for this, tell me if you do, i will try to add it, Again big thanks for all your work!

@matteo A lot of people with Pro 5 experience the data connection problem, signal drops, but not wifi. Strange, cos on Flyme is rather stable, so don't really know what's wrong and where.

Accuracy : Of course, the thanks go to all those who make DEKKO 2 better (whether or not i know that they are working on this or that improvement) but this time more specifically to those who have set up the Suru Dark support !! because it's cool !

Hi! Futify does not connect anymore, and, what is worse, Spotify considers it a be a security risk. Yesterday I tried to use futify and to log in with my username and password without success; today I got an email telling me that the had to reset my password because of "suspisious activities". See https://forums.ubports.com/topic/10567/spotify-blockt-futify So, it just doesn't work anymore. greetz hank

Re: [Porting] Call for Testers Hi everybody. I'm happy to announce that I managed to flash my OnePlus 5t with the astonishing and lovely good working piece of Open Source Software that Ubuntu Touch actually is. I experience the following bugs: volume of any sound on the Device is very low whenever I try to hang up a call, the phone app crashes. I have to stop the program from running while the call continues, then I am able to hang up after I start the app again. If there is anything I could do to help with more testing, please let me know.