@Moem thank you so much, it is very new, I created it, I wish you best of luck as well

I only had this issue start when moving from stable 1.2 to 1.3

@gpatel-fr Oh, wow, I would have never thought of checking after a restart... Let me just link that here: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/12289/changing-message-sound-requires-restart

@MrT10001 Getting stock Android 11 onto the Lenovo Tab was a real challenge yesterday. Problems: SPflashtool failed due to chip permissions. Attempts using MTK bypass tools also failed How it filaly worked (after ~3 houres) Download Lenovo Software Fix Tool (thanks for the tip) Create a Lenovo account (using a disposable email address) Start the recovery workaround (but you can only flash up to Android 10 !!!!) OK, perform a recovery with Android 10 The recovery tool downloads the ROM (A 11) to your PC Before starting the recovery, you must replace the downloaded Android 10 files with the Android 11 files witch you downloaded from the UBports link bevor. Then start the recovery process and the Lenovo Software Fix Tool will flash the tablet with Android 11, which you’ve placed in its nest, just like a cuckoo’s egg. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

@Keneda Will contact Florian tomorrow.

@messayisto and @phandersson : thanks for the information!

@dl8aax said: @Vlad-Nirky said: Could you give some more details about the database to be backed up? Which application is it for? I'm creating the database with: var db = LocalStorage.openDatabaseSync("MienImmen", "1.0", "", 1000000); Because there's also important data, I want to back up the database and import it to my PC. Swapping the database is less error-prone than exporting and importing individual tables. There are approximately 40 tables. App databases are stored under the app namespace, e.g if your app is called "abd.xyz", you should either find it in ~/.local/share/abd.xyz or under ./config/abd.xyz

@idonthatevests Some devices can power on SSD via USB-C OTG with power delivery. Fairphone 5 with Fairphone OS can do it, I use it with a sandisk extreme SSD 500Go, it works very well. On the other way, if I want to use an HDMI dongle with SSD attached, for example to play a movie with my FP5 from the SSD, I have to power the dongle with external power because FP5 can't deliver enough power to SSD and dongle with HDMI/audio output in use for a stable playback. Now I still don't have a FP5 with UT on it so I can't test with this OS for now (will come).

@larraine I did, but this was before 3G was switched off in my country. I have since switched networks so I don't know now.

@wally @sixwheeledbeast Thanks for your replies/thoughts. I am so happy to be on a free and open technology such as Ubuntu Touch! I was so excited when I learned about it and got it to work on my device. I can deal with minor items such as this, but I also thought I would politely mention it as I am impressed with the community of developers and what they are able to do with various updates. (It's also possible this is low priority or as @wally alluded to, it may be device specific and may not be updated in the future). I thought it was better to politely mention it vs not saying it at all. Cheers!

Please use english on international parts of the forum

Personnellement, je n ai jamais réussi faire fonctionner waidroid (sur mon xperia X). Je mets ca sur le dos des capacités de la machine... Mais j essaye encore d installer UT sur oneplus6 (sans succes pour le moment - je trouve pas la version android d origine) pour utiliser confortablement les app libertine et essayer waydroid.

Glad I could help!

@Linus67 Thanks very much. Will try it out…

@woodyst Love the concept, and there's definitely a need for more thorough GPS. But yeah, it needs translating. Is there a place to contribute translations? Or maybe you can generate a set of machine translations for the most used languages on UT and then people can update those? Would help people actually be able to use the app. My Spanish is way too rusty for this lol. As for what I can see so far: Does not fit UT's/Lomiri's UX, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but a more native appearance would look better in my opinion. It's unclear what the account is for. I assume traffic reports, and I assume it's probably explained in the tour I didn't read because I don't know enough Spanish lol. Might be nice, if this is possible (not sure it is) to integrate with system links for directions and stuff, e.g. responding to geo: URIs if you don't already.

@PierreM As-tu envisagé un Fairphone 5, l'un des téléphones les mieux supportés actuellement ? PS : pour le moment, le vowifi n'est pas encore supporté sur Ubuntu Touch. Et petite précision, UBPorts c'est la fondation qui s'occupe du développement d'Ubuntu Touch, qui lui est le système d'exploitation que tu as installé.

@brenno.almeida said: @projectmoon @amaurydbz we just got the patches released in original Futify. Would you mind checking if the updated store version works for you? Thanks I'm still logged in to regular Futify from long ago. I played a song this morning and it worked. But then I did a search for a playlist, and played it. But it would go through each song for 2 seconds, without actually buffering or playing it.

@utkarshdubeyfsd said: are there any alternative methods, such as unofficial ports or custom ROM installations, that would allow me to run Ubuntu Touch on this hardware? First place to look at would be the XDA forums as there are, or at least were, some unofficial Ubuntu Touch ports that pop there sometime.

Here I would, at least for security-criticsl apps, recommend going the Snap route. Not only does it do fine-grained AppArmor mediation, it also does cgroup, udev and seccomp configuration to reduce the attack surface available to the app. It has it way harder than ordinary Ubuntu Touch apps to escape the sandbox, even compared to clicks. Snaps are very well suited for paranoid usecases.

@kristatos Oh fine for uNav. (good to know (available in the search context as I can see)) For hiking, I would prefer PureMaps and the OepnTopoMap map.