@oldbutndy As far as I know, if your bootloader isn't unlocked the the installer will inform you about that. As for unlocking the bootloader, steps for doing so may vary widely between devices and that guide is usually present in their xda threads, if not then maybe I'll try to look into that too, tho again these efforts are tedious and it will take time. Right now I'm almost done with updating the device listings and by today or tomorrow I'll ask for a mr for my changes. Once this is done we will figure out things further

@Adelaar said: put off sound-notifications for some groups and not for others. I couldn't find how to do that. Is this already somehow possible? Yes: go into the group you want to silence, open the menu from the three dots at the right hand top, and choose the 'mute' setting that you want.

@projectmoon There's a setting for that inside Ambot however it only works in unconfined apps. Not though that there apps that use the affected components in unusual ways so the hint may show in weird places e.g. Music app, the hint shows above the currently playing bar In regards to the global back action, we can implement it in the toolkit, you just have the back button trigger with the back button but we can't really enfore it everywhere else so it will be kind of pointless if it only works in certain apps

I tried with another display, it works! It seems, for some odd reason, my main display is the cause. Thank you all for help! P.S.: It's really cool to have this working, so I can now make FP5 my main device. Ubports is such a great project, after leaving Windows to Manjaro, I now can leave the Google ecosystem too and gain back control of my hardware. Just to mention, waydroid works as well very nice. Not everything is perfect (I have issue with bluetooth), but what it offers, is good enough for me, I can live with the workarounds for the rest, until things are fully working sometime in the future (hopefully).

I wanted to confirm that audio calls work very well

@gpatel-fr I left the phone at work, will check tomorrow morning and update here. Thanks, guys.

@gpatel-fr ahaha I am running a dualboot setup as of right now mostly cuz I need it for college work, though I don't switch back to it that often cuz usually Waydroid does the job just fine. I don't mind using the web app via morph but my current setup is quite snappy so I don't think that should be an issue!

@Moem said: it's definitely possible to get quite similar specs at very affordable prices similar specs and prices, yes indeed. And the op5t seems more easily unlockable. but not at equivalent features (according to devices.ubuntu-touch.io) Now yes the op5t is an interesting option, if VoLTE is not in use.

@projectmoon funnely enough we had the same idea hours apart, i stopped development on my end (no need to have two apps for the same thing). thanks this is huge because now i can have push notifications for my university mail (dekko can't login to my university mail I have it forwarded to my protonmail).

@MrT10001 Thank You for responding. I would like to check the link you provided. But I'm not using zenfone as primary device so sim's volte support don't matter much but for demonstration, it would very great. And as this port is older, I thought that maintainer might have discontinued support.

@mihael This did it for my 1st generation Volla

“Sounds really interesting! If the UT port on the FLX1 turns out stable, it could be a solid alternative. Dual boot support is a nice bonus too—curious to see if they’ll eventually make it work with the main storage

@jagdtigger said: are they any errors in journal for the lomiri system settings service? Nothing: phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ sudo journalctl -u lomiri-system-settings -- No entries -- well, there is no such thing as a lomiri-system-settings systemd service so it's to expect that you will find nothing in the systemd journal under this item. I'd say that if you can connect to your UT phone with ssh (it's really more to my liking that the UT terminal to do debugging) you could start bluetoothctl, take a look at the result of 'show' (your controller should be powered, discoverable and pairable), 'devices', and if you see your device 'info <bluetooth address>' - if not, see what is displayed when you disable/enable pairing on your Bluetooth device.

No problem for devices with MTK Power Bypass. @arubislander said: Unless you don't mind your battery degrading, because the device would be constantly plugged in to the charger, you would have to device a routine for charging and discharging the device.

@KJU said: About adb&fastboot from the UT terminal, though, any such barrier there? There shouldn't be, no. I happened to pull a file from one UT device to another via ADB. So I know that works. In haven't tested fastboot myself, but I see no reason it wouldn't work.

@gpatel-fr You are correct. "How to enable developer mode" states enable USB debugging (<- me bad - didn't see correctly), ADB, or Android D... Bridge". Sheng-Cheih P.s. i'll try again after shower nap - so sleepy now.

@oldbutndy said: @Leroy_Linux Running 24.04.1n (daily - but randomly doing the updates), MVNO USMobile > T-Mobile Good to know. I'm running 24.04-1.2 stable and T-Mobile. I misread your post. Somehow I interpreted the phone wasn't working well, but you clearly stated that it's just not a daily driver unless WiFi calling or native VOIP. (neither of which I've used... my requirements are just for the working phone which it has done well thus far). Thanks and sorry for my confusion. Hope you find a way to meet your requirements!

@harmhero No, the M8 FHD is a different device. It has a different CPU, a different LCD, and more RAM. I actually own a M8 FHD device, and I like to support that device, too. However, I am currently busy with writing another book, so most likely this will not happen before late summer. Kai

@richdb Dat kan ik alleen maar aanbevelen. Ik had echt meer mensen willen spreken. Een volgende keer dan maar!