@matejrokos I am almost sure its impossible to get any idea or estimate. Volunteers don't do time tracking. Looking at an MR doesn't answer the question if a professional did that in half an hour or a hobby coder in three days. The foundation numbers may give you an idea about cost for infrastructure. But only partially as well, since we use for instance free hosted weblate or contributors use their own free gitlab CI minutes, so they don't count on the foundation servers. Volunteers also don't have funding. If they are lucky they get a "thanks" or some smaller donations. But that is not tracked at all.

@vverve said in Battery saver on 24.04: @lduboeuf said in Battery saver on 24.04: hmm, have you installed 24.04.2 from existing 20.04 or a clean install ? Because a user have reported that use case on a clean install: https://gitlab.com/lduboeuf/battery-saver/-/issues/8 Clean 24.04-2.x install, Here too; Creating ~/.config/systemd/user manually solved the issue. Thanks for all your app & work on UT !! Ah that is the issue, i should fix it, but i always postpone it since need to ask the OpenStore team for review each time before publishing it.

@mihael Hello ** disclaimer ** no expert here ! I'm not sure at all why the phone app were appearing before and not now, but it seems that the list looks the same as the list of installed applications in the Store, so maybe this list is a list of clicks and phone is not a click that can be uninstalled or upgraded independantly of the system ? Take a look at this issue that seems to imply that to exempt an app, you need it to be actually an app, that is, have an appid to be able to use the gsettings tool. If the phone app does not have an appid, it will not be possible to manage it using this tool. You can try to use gsettings directly from the command line using the dialer app id, that is 'lomiri-dialer-app' but I don't know if it will have an effect on the phone. As far as I can tell, there is no other appid in the system related to the phone system. FWIW I don't see anything like you say with my phone, so maybe it's linked to the port ? So maybe try to take a look at the gitlab issue for your phone.

@wally said in Tip: call a contact with one hand (secret UT key !): doesn't sound like encouraging news about the database For the limited goal of making search the most efficient possible, it seems not so big a problem. Anyway, I'd say that you can't expect the search for numbers to be 100% efficient if your contact database has many incoherent formats. @wally said in Tip: call a contact with one hand (secret UT key !): A long press of the zero gives a plus sign. TIL I tried again to dial a number with a '+' and this time it worked, I must have done it wrong the first time. Basically it seems that for international numbers, + and 2 digits seems the most used format. Using the database could have some utility because international code numbers don't change often and the ones having 3 digits will have a vanishingly small number having changed to 2 digits or the reverse. The database is not well maintained for numbering out of the country but there are very few countries where it's not just '00'. @wally said in Tip: call a contact with one hand (secret UT key !): why, when set to either Canadian language, the tel_dom_fmt. Do you have any sense of what might be affected by this field? I'd say that the only thing depending on the 'language' selection (quoted because the change is both of the language and the country code) is the country code. It seems to me to be the only thing used in the code that is not hard coded. If I understand correctly the dialer app code, the choice between number matching and 'T9' matching depends on the first digit (0 or 1 --> number matching, other == T9 match, this algorithm could be inappropriate for some countries. France's code (33) has 2 digits, and if your database include entries that include country codes having 2 digits following a '+', they will be in the blessed path. To understand better it would help to have a dump of a few numbers of your contacts working or not depending on the country code. Feel free to replace the 5 (or so) last digits by '99999' or '00000' for privacy since they don't matter much in the matching anyway.

@danfro Very nice, I look forward to seeing them on the list!

Wow thats fantastic news! I am really grateful that I could help TELEports to become a strong App in this ecosystem... Nevertheless it is an effort that needs continuous contribution. And I cannot do so much (at the moment) for TELEports. I would be glad if one or two more people could help co-maintaining it, especillay for the larger Telegram/tdlib upgrade stories that are always a struggle.

@RoobunOne Well, you'd have to make a port. To see if you are up for that, start reading here: Porting Guide

@Bolly Very nice! Now help me out, what's the 15th of April?

The issue has been found. It will fix for new comers and those who upgrade to 24.04. But unfortubatly it will not fix if user already hit it. Thanks for your feedbacks

@freddo Thanks, that would be great to have a few mirrors, but currently, there's no integrity check mechanism implemented in OpenStore, and that is a requirement. I think I'll try doing something about it soon. That would also require cooperation with the OpenStore team

@Lakotaubp Yeah, I think we should add a category for the strangest bug found.

@Eric-H I have, have issue with the camera app on 20.04