@AntiMS said: That's especially surprising given that the device page indicates VoLTE isn't supported. Yes, but keep in mind that device pages can (and often will) lag behind reality. They're not automatically updated and sometimes it takes a while.

@domubpkm I think the subdirectories letters are used for alphabetical sorting. Its basically one string filename or subdir/filename. I thought about splitting that, but the more parameters I add, the more complex it gets. I would not add another setting/filter for that. I can try if I can skip the subdirectory and use the filename instead. That might make the most sense I guess.

@gpatel-fr I just tested it now with sms and it works - it uses the new selected Meesage sound. So it is only for notifications from apps (like Dekko, Greenline) that the Message sound is not updated unless a reboot. It starts to sound more like a bug?

@libremax Wow! Did you go to the same school of public speaking as Donald Trump? You could surely put up some performance on the podium next to him! :))) First of all, where exactly in my previous post I made a statement that commercial services are "generally better"? If anyone is confused here about the issue, it's you, not me. It doesn't really matter what you're convinced about. What matters is how it actually works! Or to be precise how it doesn't. :)))) Did I say anywhere that I "require" something from UBports? Don't make up stuff, which I never actually said. However, just for the sake of the argument... let's say you want to order something on Amazon. Amazon does have a list of locations where they DO NOT deliver. And whenever anyone connects to Amazon from those locations, Amazon DOES inform them in very clear terms that goods are NOT delivered to those specific locations. Fair enough. Now, let's say you found something on Amazon, and you can't order it, and nobody bothers to explain why...I don't know what you're convinced about (and honestly I don't care), but in the standard business practice (and not only in business) this is called "malfunction of service" or in other words SERVICE THAT IS NOT FULLY FUNCTIONAL. The same goes for things that are non-profit. Let's say that you set up a charity which aim is to provide people with free bicycle service, RIDE-FOR-A-DAY or something. Now, you give people from some parts of the city normal functioning bikes, and you give people from other parts of the city bicycles with only one pedal. :)))) In theory, it's possible to ride a bike with just one pedal...In practice, however, it's worse than a bad comedy. And, by the way, I tried installing Ubuntu Touch on three (!) different machines, with three different VPNs (which circumvent the usual restrictions imposed by Russian state). Two of them under Windows, and one with Linux OS. Complete failure in all three cases. Albeit faithfully following all recommendations I could find on Ubuntu Touch site. It's not that I desperately WANT or NEED to install Ubuntu Touch, and it is certainly not an obligation on the part of this community of enthusiasts TO MAKE SURE that I have it on my phone. But, if it doesn't work the way it supposed to work according to the way it is DESCRIBED on the website (that IS ACCESSIBLE from Russia by the way!)...then it is a service (PAID OR FREE) THAT IS NOT FULLY FUNCTIONAL!!!! That's all.

@mihael tested with dekko. I think it's a bug, it don't seem logical that silent mode mutes the rings but not the messages.

Just made a new test in the office, where I'm surrounded by an ocean of bluetooth devices. Both when using bluetoothctl | scan on and when using the Bluetooth page of the Settings app, tons of neighbouring devices are detected, so the bluetooth stack itself seems functional. But requesting to connect to the laptop still times out. I've also compared the output of bluetoothctl | show on the Quintus (Noble) and on the Pixel (Focal), but I've not noticed any difference there that seemed significant.

Thank you again for this app! If I can draw attention to one detail (I don't want you to be overwhelmed with requests): The app somehow refreshes itself at a few seconds interval. That makes that, while I scroll down the list of messages in order to look for an older conversation, suddenly the app takes me back to the top. I think the same thing happens inside a conversation when there is a long message and I click on "read more" - after a few seconds the message collapses again. I opened an issue for it: https://github.com/brennoflavio/greenline/issues/4 Again, a big thank you!

And updated the links, as I have added relaxing background music and sound effects for pushing buttons.

Two days ago, I charged a Pixel 3a (24.04-1.3 rc) to 90%. It is now still at 37%. The scaling governor is active. This reduces power consumption to 22mA. When the scaling governor is not active, power consumption drops to only ~240mA The device can receive calls and text messages. The alarm clock works too. (Nokia 3210 mode The same behavior on my daily-use Pixel 3a. Without using Wi-Fi, the battery lasts at least 2 days. I’ve tried to build a script that turns off Wi-Fi when the screen is turned off and keeps the scaling governor always on for all cores. Unfortunately, without success so far. It should be a solution that still works even after an update. I currently don’t see any loss of functionality.

@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.