@zakafx said in Input lag? Keyboard issues.: @kugiigi the word suggestions are great when available, but for some simple words like "with", "liek", just simple misspelled words, the corrected versions (or any word) are not offered for selection. I will wait a while and check back to see if anything has improved, for now I am on Lineage. I don't want to be pessimistic, but i think no one had worked on the predicitve engine since the beginning of Ubports. It requires both skills in linguistic and programming. But who knows, if a volunteer take the lead on this topic one day.

@pparent On my phone (Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro), in System Settings/Mobile I can check 2G/3G/4G and in Operator and Access Point I can check 4G Calls (VoLTE) (not always immediate)

@klh said in Signal UT: Signal-Desktop for Ubuntu Touch: It's sluggish because you run it under Xorg - which is your choice, not a system limitation. Please show me how to do in a better way, I'm more that open to contributions and help, and it's clear that the app is 3 weeks old, and is currently not in it's optimal state at all, and that progress has to be made. The only "choice" of my part, is trying to make it work, as soon as possible, and as good as possible, with the infos that I have, and in that regard I just copied the way uWolf is working. And by the way the snap version also starts with X. What I can say is that if I run the app unconfined I can get it hardware accelerated even with X, so the apparmor prevents the app from accessing the GPU in an X11 context. Maybe if the app can be started with wayland the GPU would be accessible even in a confined context, but I still haven't found how to do it. Please if you have solutions to make it work better then show them to make things go forward! It's not helping to suggest that I make on purpose bad choices so that it does not work properly, while I'm contributing an app that somehow nobody has made until now, despite being an important need for many Ubuntu Touch users.

Hi @k.nacke . Just tested waydroid and it does not seem to work. I am using the latest build on GitLab. Running waydoid log complains something about not finding device sensors. Waydroid is just stuck at the LineageOS Boot Screen. I left it for approx. 4 hours to boot but it did not work. Can someone please help me?

@TheTrench You need to delve deeper into 5G and what 5G is, plus what Android version supports 5G on that device. 5G falls into two categories - 5G Non Stand Alone (NSA) and 5G (SA). 5G NSA piggybacks of the 4G LTE infrastructure end to end in simple terms. 5G SA is full 5G end to end. This can be affected by available networks, service providers, Android versions and vendor BLOBs and device hardware. You cannot expect newer firmware files to work on an older version of Android without issues or just not working. I bought a 5G device when 5G was in its infancy and always got 4G LTE indicated and 4G speeds. 5G has a better infrastructure now and it still shows 4G LTE in a lot of cases. My new device is 5G and always shows 5G and is a bit quicker, but not in all cases.

but sharing about overall experience, I'm really happy with FP5. It works flawlessly with my 4k monitor and docking station. I can just plug it and use from mouse/keyboard/monitor. That's just awesome. FP4 was probably working similarly with FHD but I don't have any low resolution screen anymore, so I never tested it (I just can confirm that it couldn't drive 4k resolution). I just hope FP7 will have fully fictional USB-C again (as FP6 allows only charging, no docking capabilities!!!)

@gpatel-fr yep you were right, going down to the specific projects helped. Thanks once again

@FixOne said in It's done! KDE Connect finally works on UT: ATTENTION! KDE Connect can only be installed via APT. Do not attempt to install it in Libertine or nix (Cracle), as it will not work or will be extremely unstable. If you are concerned that the application will break your system, you can relax (but backups are still important). Changes to the system will be minimal. Please don't give guarantees you can't keep. Using apt will break the OS at some point, it's not the question of "if" but "when". Your script also installs avahi and enables it unconditionally, which is a very bad idea for a mobile device that might connect to public hotspots - you should at least put a warning in your post. @CiberSheep fyi this has nothing to do with app development.

Finally found the issue, for some reason the tls key was wrong (dont even ask, have no idea how that happened)........ @Luksus Didnt rebbot after turning volte off but doesnt seem to effect the vpn. /edit Well ping doesnt go through the tunnel but normal web traffic does, openvpn could really have a bit more clearer error messages. Like "Invalid tls key" or something instead of and obtuse " Insufficient key material or header text not found in file '[[INLINE]]' ".....

@Linuxlite76 In my experience this issue is device dependant, port dependant and different in rc, stable and daily channel sometimes, so its a liitle guess and hit