@kugiigi thank you for the feedback! For some reason Seabass can't execute libertine-launch on Nexus 5, although libertine-launch works fine from Terminal. The problem could be somewhere in between seabass, pyotherside, libertine-launch python script and proot (used by libertine-launch), but unfortunately for now i don't know what exactly goes wrong.

@fredldotme No, I'm on stable. But thanks for the information. The drain is still there. It's most likely UBsync's fault because it's the latest app I installed I'll just try to uninstall it and go back to manual backing up to my NC

@uwahl idk sorry,

@serhio ended up just selling the phone for parts lol. good luck with it!

@arubislander said in DistroWatch Poll: Do you own a Linux-powered phone? - UBports is a choice.: Just tried it on Android device in Chrome. Was not really adapted to mobile. That's a pity.

@mlinodasilva I have not such a problem with sound, but other users reported that already. So yes a bug. You can still install some scopes from Canonical Ubuntu store. Maybe not all, but most yes.

I wish to commend the Ubports team, as well as the community, for the sterling work done in OTA 2. However, after upgrading I do have the updated boot spinner only the UT boot. Also, there is no flaslight toggle in the battery indicator. Meizu Pro 5.

@capsia said in New Devices Page Now Online: @jezek Good! Can you make a pull request at https://gitlab.com/ubports/infrastructure/devices.ubuntu-touch.io/-/merge_requests to change that? Done.

@yakovwin same on poco f1

@stanwood confirm, Im using xiaomi note 7 for 2 weeks as my main phone. No problems. No battery drains. Screen is good and quality of pictures also. I can recomend this hardware

@keneda said in uRSSES app: In that same period, there was only Ubuntu Touch as an alternative usable mobile devices opensource GNU/Linux OS. Jolla Sailfish exists for about 10 years now! Problem came after, when some people decided that canonical is opensource Evil, and even after the drop, instead of contributing and ehancing UT, made other OSes... That's new to me... send me a PM for more info please!

reordering some service and fixed the issue i think its better to list all lomiri depencies in service or target with want/requires so porter known what lomiri depencies, and easy to maintain maybe root@ubuntu-phablet:/system/halium/lib/systemd/user# cat lomiri-indicator-network.service [Unit] Description=Indicator Network Backend Wants=lomiri-indicator-network-secret-agent.service [Service] ExecStartPre=/bin/sleep 15 ExecStart=/usr/libexec/lomiri-indicator-network/lomiri-indicator-network-service Restart=on-failure root@ubuntu-phablet:/system/halium/lib/systemd/user# root@ubuntu-phablet:/system/halium/lib/systemd/user# cat lomiri-full-greeter.service [Unit] Description=Lomiri Shell - full-greeter Requires=dbus.socket After=dbus.socket Requires=ayatana-indicators.target Before=ayatana-indicators.target Requires=indicator-location.service indicator-transfer.service lomiri-indicator-network.service Before=indicator-location.service indicator-transfer.service lomiri-indicator-network.service Conflicts=lomiri-full-shell.service lomiri-greeter.service lomiri-shell.service [Service] Type=notify SyslogIdentifier=lomiri ExecStart=/usr/libexec/lomiri-systemd-wrapper --mode=full-greeter ExecStopPost=/usr/bin/dbus-update-activation-environment --systemd WAYLAND_DISPLAY= MIR_SOCKET= Restart=on-failure TimeoutStartSec=120 root@ubuntu-phablet:/system/halium/lib/systemd/user#

@jamieweb Perfect Thanks

@vandys Of course andbox never can be come a mandatory part of the system, it is just a sandbox, if it ever works, to run non-native applications. Like Wine in Linux, it you need an Android app for your job and you can run it in andbox you may carry a UT phone around, otherwise maybe you can't, unless you run around with two phones. But I would never advocate to make apk executable files native in UT.

@nitanmarcel I encountered the same problem, how did you solve it?

@luksus in my case the laptop provides less current then mains outlet but is the only reliable. On mains outlet I have to try 5-6 times unplugging and pkugging till it charges...