@danfro said " Actually notification LED work fine with the new kernel build: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/9864/call-for-testing-a-the-new-build-variant-standalone-kernel-method-vs-full-system-image. Just wanted to share that here too. " Hello Danfro, In version 24.04, the notification LED still does not work properly. After a reboot, with a bit of luck, it may work, but after rebooting UT, it will not work... Have you not incorporated your work on this kernel into the latest version of UT? The LED for received messages or the LED light when charging the battery is GREAT when it works... And speaking of battery charging, the remaining time displayed on the screen goes against the countdown, because when the battery is close to full charge, the remaining charging time displayed will have increased, so at the start of charging you might see 49 minutes. And then 12 hours and 5 minutes (weird, right?). Best regards

@haagch said in uWolf (LibreWolf): My hope for real wayland support is that it improves not rendering stuff when idle. Currently when I run uWolf and power off the screen (even when I focus another app), lomiri permanently uses 30-40% cpu and pulseaudio 15%. 00b16def-826f-477d-8885-69a1d82969f3-image.png This makes the phone a nice pocket warmer, but also sucks the battery pretty fast. Or currently, might there be a way to tell firefox to drop its rendering while the screen is off or another app is focused, like maybe "minimizing" it in xwayland? This is an Xmir problem , same result with signal desktop https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11538/xmir-lomiri-high-cpu-usage-battery-drain.

@Opolork said in Where can i highlight spelling errors on app pages on the OpenStore website?: Hi @CiberSheep. Ok. I posted to those places already over a week ago but nothing has been done. These things take time. They are volunteers like you. Patience.

The same thing happened to my OnePlus Nord N10. It got stuck at the bootloader screen after I upgraded from Ubuntu Touch 20.04 to 24.04. I solved it as @MrT10001 suggested: Started Ubuntu Touch in recovery mode Enabled Fastboot and restarted the devices. Installed Ubuntu Touch 24.04 via the installer desktop application. After that, the problem was fixed, and my device is now running 24.04 without any problems.

@Charly that's nothing with photo app or anything, something works, but certain apps. it is vfat, i'd happily changevthst, but vfat is default you know