@d4f0 said: @sixwheeledbeast said: Possible issue found in 1.3, maybe this could be checked it's not only myself? Bluetooth can't be disabled or enabled from the battery menu. The toggle moves but it doesn't work and stays in the same state. I use this regularly as a quick way to achieve some power savings from one place, part of discussions on usage here Disabling from there own respective pull down works correctly. It also happens on my FP4 with 1.3 Seems to be a bug, yes. Happens to me on a Volla Quintus with stable 1.3.

@libremax said: The printing system is not included in the Ubuntu Touch images due to a lack of space for the root filesystem on many device models. Work is currently underway to be able to increase the size of the rootfs. Is there a way to determine if my device (Nord N10 5G) might have enough space for larger root filesystem ?

@domubpkm said: May you please suggest a complete procedure to test 1°) With adb create the script with nano /home/phablet/backup-ip.sh and paste the content 2°) Give execution rights: chmod +x /home/phablet/backup-ip.sh 3°) Start the script with: sudo su -c "/home/phablet/backup-ip.sh > /home/phablet/log-backupip 2>&1 &" It will then be running until next reboot.

@brenno.almeida welcome

@domubpkm to handle imported files differently in messaging app, would be a task to solve there. tedit can only hand over a file to messaging app. What that does with the file is defined there. tedit has no control over that. I added the share option to read only mode page too. I simply didn't think of that yet. (Build here: https://gitlab.com/Danfro/tedit/-/jobs/14268879889/artifacts/file/build/aarch64-linux-gnu/app/tedit.danfro_3.6.1_arm64.click)

Nice script to stop the daemon, I added to the todo list to include before release

i think the last thing im gonna drop is "game native" im trying to port the latest version to UT as well so we can play our steam games ....after that i think ill start at the beginning and start refining everything starting with python deploy ....then openstore ....hopefully i gain some feedback by then so i can get all the bugs ....my problem is time ....i get something running i swipe around a little ....i dont have a use or need at the moment so im like "seems to work" then see something shiny over there and go do that .....if i get game native to work well people will prob want to starst porting UT to much higher end devices ....i dont think my phone has the power .....but i wanna play helldivers 2 on my phone someday

@Keneda Sometimes, such severe restrictions can also lead to a huge surge in innovation and creativity.

@projectmoon Can you do journactl -r | grep 99captive_portal ?

@E-Z-Tux idk the chip manufacturer for this tablet but research this: if Mediatek: bootrom bypass & sp flash tool if Qualcomm: EDL mode & Download tool

No, no change. I'll open an issue; that'll be more efficient. I've started the French translation on Weblate.

i know this is old but i think its cool when it does that lol ...shows me its paying attention ....3 years+ in the making

@Moem ABN AMRO works fine in Waydroid + microG, with root even (although I have it hidden from Magisk).

@steffend I understand now why my search for Pixel9a on the forum didn't get anything, it because of the space... and that's why I don't include it to make searching easier.

@MrT10001 hey, i was able to unlock my bootloader i found a guide on XDA to edit my registories on windows regarding USB ports. Usb3fix.txt FOR ANYONE READING THIS. PLEASE SAVE THOSE LINE IN A TEXT FILE AND CHANGE THE EXTENSION TO .bat AND THEN RUN IT AS ADMINISTRATION. then i could run the unlock.cmd file and it ran flowlessly. thank you for your help.

@tidip https://t.me/ubports_op6

@brenno.almeida For sure!

you need to go to settings and set your usb to tethering ....there is your internet connection it should just work when you plug it in and connect ...if im understanding you correctly?

One of the most interesting parts of this for me is the focus on mainline kernel support. A lot of alternative mobile/Linux devices struggle long-term because of outdated vendor kernels and limited maintenance. If the hardware can stay close to upstream Linux, that could make the device much more sustainable over time for the UBports community.

@ikoz i see, so it is that easy on public hotspots in general unregardless of the os i use, that uhh sucks