@gpatel-fr thanks. but i don't clearly understand... is there a security issue ? no probleme for daily use ?

@libremax sorry yes, VoLTE I meant

This will not be possible as a confined app. You will need a background service that listen to incoming sms and forward it. I'm not sure if such app can be allowed in the openstore, but here is a few things to know. First create your background service, it could be in standard python if you are familiar with. Ofono is the service that emit notifications when new incoming sms, it uses dbus. api can be found here: https://github.com/rilmodem/ofono/blob/master/doc/messagemanager-api.txt (old repository but sending and receiving sms still like that ) AI can help you with a minimal script. then when your service seems to work, you have to create all the plumbery to install/remove/run it, you can find an example with battery-saver app: https://gitlab.com/lduboeuf/battery-saver/

@Shriharsh-Kulthe It is an old phone (with the micro USB port) and the fact it updated to Noble may indicate further work may be done. It is not a common device though and I did use it for my main UT device for a while.

@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).

@kugiigi said: You can try Wireguard. It doesn't have GUI yet in UT but the commands are simple. Download the Wireguard config file from your Proton account. Rename it to wg0.conf. Then run nmcli conn import type wireguard file wg0.conf To connect: nmcli conn up wg0 To disconnect: nmcli conn down wg0 Thank you this worked. Interestingly the forum webapp does not conncect on wg. Is here another way to toggle wg connections on and off than using the terminal? They are not listed as VPN connections.

@WillemHexspoor said: I'm referring to 24.04-1.x oh, right. I must learn to read. And not reply early on a Sunday morning

@Kjetil Yes, sorry UB Connect is what I'm thinking of. Wasn't sure what all features were involved. Hope you find something that fits your use!

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Interesting perspective. I am the team lead on Mir and recognise some of the history you report on. But I don't interpret them all as you do: Mir (display server): Canonical's alternative to Wayland. Pivoted to IoT. Wayland won. This conflates the Mir display server and the mirclient API. mirclient was used before Mir switched to Wayland. Support for Wayland was introduced in 2017 and mirclient was dropped in 2021. Wayland did win, but Mir didn't lose. C-02 | UBports Perpetuating the Pattern UBports did not create the architectural problems. They inherited them. But after 8 years, they have not resolved any of the fundamental ones: Halium: still on vendor EOL kernels Mir: still not standard Wayland-native Mir is Wayland-native (for at least 5 years) and the basis of several popular desktop Wayland compositors: Lomiri Miracle-WM Miriway Mir 2.x IS a Wayland compositor. Standard Wayland client apps DO run via XWayland. That misunderstands Xwayland - that allows X11 applications to run on a Wayland compositor, The mirclient protocol — the native app protocol for UT Click apps — is not standard Wayland. It is a Mir-specific extension. Miroil preserves it as a compatibility shim over Mir2. The Mir team lead proposed Miroil in 2021 as a low-priority project. In 2026 it is still not complete. Miroil is complete and has been in maintenance mode since 2021, It provides API compatibility for Lomiri to make migration from Mir 1.x to Mir 2.x easier. It is not related to mirclient in any way. Phosh's phoc uses wlroots. wlroots speaks native Wayland. GTK/Qt apps run natively. No containers. No compatibility shims. No mirclient. One protocol. Standard. To paraphrase: UBports Lomiri, Canonical's Ubuntu Frame, Matt's Miracle-WM, my Miriway and Budgie's Mirpie use Mir. Mir speaks native Wayland. GTK/Qt apps run natively. No compatibility shims. No mirclient. One protocol. Standard. Using containers is a OS choice, not a compositor choice.

@TermuxnTR said: thank for your suggestion i will try it

I got one a new one this week and installed UT. Here are my current problems: Cannot install apps Cannot connect to BT4.x devices several bugs still going around Nevertheless, it is already a great sensation of freedom.

@Eric-H Solved with latest update. Thank you

@Kadafi said: I have another problem: cannot install apps It's better to start a new topic for this, no one will know to expect this problem in a topic about the clock being off the screen.

@Kadafi said: using Ubuntu in a mobile phone is simply amazing! Word, sibling Glad to hear you're experiencing the freedom that UT brings! Tell your friends!

@gpatel-fr it does not work. The symptoms are the same.

@mihael Not on all devices, I expect. Some need a more complicated song and dance to unlock.

@Moem yeah ... that is why I replied to MarcelloTogg - to see if cups WORKED for them, or they WANTED cups to work for them.

@MrT10001 Thanks for your reply. I actually had UT running on another x306f which unfortunately slipped out of my hand and fell from the balcony of a hotel room on the 4th floor (true story ). Rúben doesn't mention EDL on https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/community-ports/android11/lenovo-tab-m10-hd/lenovo-m10-hd/-/blob/main/README.md?ref_type=heads

@gpatel-fr @FlavioMala, indeed the newer Bluetooth stack had the side effect of breaking usb_tethering. I could fix it by applying a small patch and recompiling the kernel. The patch is attached to the issue.