@domubpkm I had to move the number back into the info string. Some translators raised issues that the separate number breaks translation in their language. So we are using this "<b>%1</b> files found, swipe an entry for file info and delete options" variation now. Still translatable and a bold number. Not perfect but should work.

@Moem After clearing the saved Wi-Fi connections, power consumption is minimal. [image: 1779434595907-8f6aae21-1785-4f50-8c3a-e94f2ba0bb02-image.jpeg]

@Moem said: I will repeat what I've said elsewhere: I will bring this subject to the table in the next meeting of the Board of Trustees. That's what I can do and I'll do that. Until a possible workaround is found, it seems appropriate to notify users of the installer. I have therefore created the following ticket: https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/issues/4565 Since other countries may also be affected, it would be helpful to know which ones. I have therefore created the following thread: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/12291/internet-access-restriction-for-ubports-installer-list-your-country That's what I can do, and I did it

@brenno.almeida so a premenantly temporary solution. yeah just make sure to refactor at some point. great client as is but i recommend you structure the client around the data not the other way, that way lies pain suffering and keyboard bashing.

I've found the cause of the increased battery drain on Wi-Fi. Clear the list of saved Wi-Fi connections: Go to Wi-Fi -> Wi-Fi Settings -> Saved Networks and tap “Forget” next to all the networks. Then reconnect to your home Wi-Fi network. After that, battery drain in standby mode will return to a minimum of < 2% per hour.

@AntiMS The experimental Halium 12 build has two reports of succesfull VoLTE - both originating and receiving (non US), and several one way only calls with or without audio. I personally have tried it with all three US networks. Verizon has trouble, but with both T-Mobile and AT&T networks you can receive calls with audio in both directions. However, making a call fails and the dialer hangs. Logs were sent to the porter, and it is suspected that this is an ipv6 vs ipv4 issue. We can help you more efficiently if you join the ubports NA Issues Telegram channel.

@sixwheeledbeast I guess what I was pointing more toward is that there are situations or people that need a more predictable control panel. To be clear, I like the panel and the one hand scrolling. Its gorgeous to look at and most of the time its convenient. But it does mean that it is not good in emergencies. For example: say I urgently need to: Turn on wifi. I know to flick down just right of the camera notch, and the toggle is reliably about halfway down the page. access system settings. I try to flick down from the right top corner but what page I land on is a bit of a lottery. I then need to scroll to adust the pagu before I can do what I need. It is even worse for the items to the far left on the menu.

@nbdynl You are not wrong in the sense that governments are less and less fond of alternative ROMs over which they do not have control of the data. And I think in fact that we should not count on laws to help their development and expansion, rather to put the brakes on it. You will have to be more and more clever

@MrT10001 then I guess it's not for me. Thank you all for the clarification.

Hi @danfro, I just wanted to point out that someone has to take on the task of porting it; it’s a huge undertaking, and there’s a chance it might not work out in the end. And, who here is willing to do the groundwork and look up the author’s questions? Greetings Mario

@arubislander That's the correct answer, I missed the fact that these modules may not only be completely disabled in a specific kernel, but also be built-in. In which case the desktop solution would do nothing

@mihael yes it's a bug and probably in the push service. I tried to kill the service process (I don't know any other way to restart a service activated by d-bus) and after an initial failure (it seems that when the service is restarted it don't take in account the task that started it), the second time I sent a mail message the notification used the new sound. To be continued.

@projectmoon exactly i dont mind confinement anymore as i used complain because i didnt understand now i do and i see ALOT of missing api thats why i made "workspace" --->still needs lots of testing but i have to say im not happy having to make a workaround solution ....as it kinda breaks the whole design point ..

@developerbayman Thanks! It is now available on the openstore, so I hope people will enjoy it!

is there a way to move to the stable channel? in the settings & wiki i can only find the daily channel..

@shcarl276 said: It's not the matter of the devs not being ABLE to do something. Sorry, but I disagree. This is not on the dev's plate.

Glad I could help, and good luck on your installation!

@RJDan here is a link to the last (2023) post done by a NodeBB member about it.

@kugiigi I see, I haven't used UT in a few months, so I might've missed a few things. In that case, my suggestions are to add minimizing to the apps on the side bar. This will solve the issue on going to the home screen quick. If apps are allowed to be added to the desktop, that will make the home screen feel like one. It will also separate it from the side bar and the app drawer clearly. My suggestion for the lock screen is to make it look like it is on Android. It's simple and it works - a clock, date and notifications. In addition, the background apps screen could be improved too. If its opened with a swipe up it would be more intuitive IMO. The layout could resemble the tab layout that Firefox on Android uses - simple 2x3 grid with an "x" above each app if you would like to close it. It wold be cool to show free/available ram at the bottom. Finally, a button to close all apps would be great. That way you get: A task bar with opened apps, which allows you to quickly switch between them, or get to the desktop quickly. An app drawer. A desktop with apps of your choice functioning as a home screen. A "running apps" screen which allows you to manage/close apps. One last idea: If the "running apps" is a swipe up, then a swipe right could be used to quickly get back to the desktop too.