@gpatel-fr said: When clicked, at first a grey line flashes briefly, No. Keeps there forever. Even that if it installs the app.

@developerbayman This thread is not about touch or gestures in Lomiri. It is about gestures on the virtual trackpad that the device becomes when it is connected to a screen wirelessly via Miracast.

@gpatel-fr No, I haven't. The UBPorts code definitely has some stuff related with that (dating from the ubuntu era...), but I have not spent time looking into it. I looked into geoclue2 as reported in this other thread, and realized that what is described there only uses wifi or cell; Geoclue2 does not switch to gps afterwards because it connects to gps chips through modemmanager while UBPorts manages the modem with ofono instead... I believe it would be easy to make a geoclue2 plugin for lomitri-location-service to first get a quick inaccurate location from local networks through geoclue2, with lomitri-location-service later automatically switching to gps when a fix becomes available. Of course, a working native AGPS lomiry-location-service implementation would be cleaner and preferable (geoclue2 is essentially duplicating the functionality of lomiry-location-service). What I'd also like is to have gps apps continuing to receive fixes when the screen is off. I would very much like activitytracker to be able to record tracks, or PureMaps continuing to give routing voice indications while cycling, without the present unnecessary screen-on battery drain.

@projectmoon Snaps or direct installation work. No input problems there. But unfortunately then the DPI is so off, that menus are by far too small. The only fix for the DPI related problems, was to install the apps into containers and use libertine-tweak-tools for adjusting the DPI. It's a trade off. Also: not all apps have snap versions.

@arubislander said: @gandalf Yes there is. In the terminal, navigate to the folder you no longer want the files indexed and execute the following command: touch .nomedia This also works on desktop linux. Thanks, that worked (mostly). I had to delete the data and cache for both the music player and gallery plus do a reboot. They haven't picked up the files again.

This issue had to do with signalcaptcha not working correctly so I was never verified account (that's why message not delivered). Fix was not use Brave Browser (ad blocking), DNS flush and turn off VPN. Then signalcaptcha worked, properly verified and now it is working. I'll leave this info here just in case others encounter this issue.

@bubblemind maybe @fredldotme can say?

I have tried to get help from the ubports_porting telegram group,but automatically kicked and blacklisted due to my pastebin link

@Linus67 Freut mich, dass es geklappt hat

@Pandolin hi Pandolin, I am trying to put VollaOS on my Quintus from Ubuntu Touch as well. Could you point me to any directions / help with this?

Hi, I have added the nothing phone 1 "artwork" in gitlab project This image is licensed under "Creative Commons License". You are free to use it as per the terms of this license [image: 1774722151462-nothingphone1.png]

Less than 9 hours left in this first phase of the fundraising campaign: https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/braxtechnologies/open_slate And the last news about project advancement: https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/braxtechnologies/open_slate/updates

A related fix was merged yesterday, So, it should land on our phones sometime when we update the OS.

I've just published version 0.1.6, that corrects the app that was broken by a change upstream in Whatsapp web; Here is the changelog of the version: Adapt to a change upstream that broke the app Improve ContentHub to Import/Export files Fix broken app on 24.04-1.x daily I've only tested the main features, I've not had the time to do a comprehensive testing before releasing the new version, but as it was broken it's always better to have something that works. If you find any new bug, or thing that does not work anymore with this new version or since change in Whatsapp web, please do not hesitate to report.

Update: Day 23 I have FINALLY got a response from Fairphone support, who claim the IMEI number I had initially given to them via chat and they used to look my device and tell me the previous owner had mainboard issues is suddenly not found in the system and they can not start a repair with it. Responding with a photo of my IMEI's on the box, lets see how long it takes to get a response and if they will have another excuse to not help this time.