@MrFrog222 You should not install packages nor make your system r/w. It's not a UBports supported way of using Ubuntu Touch. You should use click apps, libertine contener, or crackle way... Or use snapz0r. It's absolutely normal not being able to extend "/"... And doing so is definitely not supported. https://forums.ubports.com/search?in=titlesposts&term=crackle &matchWords=all&by=&categories=&searchChildren=false&hasTags=&replies=&repliesFilter=atleast&timeFilter=newer&timeRange=&sortBy=relevance&sortDirection=desc&showAs=topics

I also noticed that all the TEleports notifications are missing (volla 22) , which means that I can only know that a message is received by opening TEleports.

@kugiigi Indeed. https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/fp3 https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/fp4 https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/fp5 Unsupported features The device hardware does not support these features, if you need them, please consider a different device. FM radio

@shano said in Why is Wayland compositor and Lomiri so far in terms of functionality compared to Compiz and Unity7 released some 20 years ago?: rather excluding large parts of it. well, that's a reproach that has been aimed at Microsoft (Windows and Apple (Liquid interface). When you go from a keyboard/mouse interface to something that can only be driven by fingers, you are most likely having to lose some functionality. The hand is a marvelous tool, but to manage a computer it's not always the most efficient. It's not for nothing that voice control has been added more often to phones than traditional computers. Yet clearly for the newer generations the classic computers are almost a curiosity from older times, the phone has won, warts and all.

@Charly I've not tested it on my 20.04 device, there I'm still on version 0.4.1, because with 0.5.0 Dekko becomes unreliable and that's not welcome on my daily device.

By the way in this push notifications profile the argument "@{APP_PKGNAME_DBUS}" used to filter Postal service is only used in this profile, and in app prushase (obviously a deprecated one). This is very suspicious. https://gitlab.com/search?search=%40{APP_PKGNAME_DBUS}&nav_source=navbar&project_id=25344238&group_id=4298794&search_code=true&repository_ref=main All the other profile use variable @{APP_ID_DBUS} https://gitlab.com/search?search=%40{APP_ID_DBUS}&nav_source=navbar&project_id=25344238&group_id=4298794&search_code=true&repository_ref=main This is probably a sign that this push-notification has been left abandoned for a while.

@gandalf Sorry for the idle question, but I have seen on this forum a post complaining that Volte was working yes, but there was no feedback for the call routing, in a word, the user was launching the call, waiting in a void, then suddently hearing the voice of the called person. It was not on a Fairphone, it was with a Volla 23 IIRC, but is this a generic problem with current Volte and Ubuntu Touch ?

codec looks the same to me, youtube just works for me on noble— I think i'll need some logs to understand what is wrong

Still no joy, tried it through Linux (Ubuntu 24.04) and still went into a bootloop - as a warning, the bootloop took quite a bit to get out off using the Lenovo Software fix tool. It will do it, but requires patience and timing.

Got it working here is the useful issue - https://github.com/ubports/ubports-pdk/issues/40 Now I can do ubports-clone lomiri and start it as a DE.

@UBportsNews my thanks to everyone who made this release possible. So far it looks great and feels great. First time that we are level with the actual ubuntu lts. congratulations.

@Opolork I think the main concern about UT support is the last kernel version that the device has. For example, the older devices like Nexus 5 and bq E5 are not supported anymore because Ubuntu 20.04 has features or functionalities that need things from a newer kernel version that those devices don't have. Technically it is still possible to do but it'll take effort from someone and that someone doesn't exists There could be other things that might matter in terms of support so it basically depends on how much effort is needed to stay supported and if there's someone willing to do the work

@darshpreets said in Running a Home Server on Ubuntu Touch – Feasibility & Experiences?: Hi all, Has anyone here successfully run a home server directly on Ubuntu Touch? I’m curious about: What kind of services you’ve managed to run (e.g., web server, file server, SSH, media streaming) How stable the system is for 24/7 operation Any limitations due to the read-only root filesystem or confinement Recommended tools or packages to make it work I’m considering using an older device as a lightweight home server and would love to hear real-world experiences or tips before I experiment. Thanks! It’s possible but with some caveats. SSH and small web servers work fine, but heavier services aren’t ideal since the system isn’t really designed for 24/7 loads. The read-only root means you’ll rely on Libertine or container setups to install extra packages. For long-term stability you’d be better off using a lightweight Linux distro on the same hardware if that’s an option.

@MrT10001 It doesn't work right now.