@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser: But, for some reason, as you just found, the file-picker doesn't work on GitHub page So it's normal i can't do it !!

@Sentinel said in Smooth Edges (name pending) - Let's Fix the Bugs That Drive You Mad: I felt my post looked quite similar to many others early in the thread Well, yes, absolutely, I was too harsh in singling you out, because for sure some other people were also doing the same. The point I was trying to make is that a big part of being a leader is to priorize, and it's particularly important with a small project like UT, and thinking that priorization is easy is a very big mistake, leaders are not omniscient people who know miraculously how to best priorize. Putting a few dozen prople together to enumerate all what is bugging them is not so useful if no reasoning is done on why the points made are important from the point of view of wider adoption.

3600 seconds limit for edits? Really?!? Anyway, another attempt on a Mint Debian Edition computer instead of my usual minimal Devuan install gets further along. Hopefully it's ready within an hour so I can update my post. EDIT: flashing worked fine, also VoLTE is active now, which is nice.

@lduboeuf If I remember correctly I was on 24.04-2.x when happened. Then I switchted back to 24.04-1.x stable and again to 24.04-1.x daily thinking that probably this would be solved... with no luck. I don't know if this can help you.

Update to 86 , not strumbled on one bug yet. Just to follow the pace of updates here , simply .

@Fuseteam I have tried to use crackle and have a few observations about it, do you prefer that I do it here (where it's a bit off-topic) or is there a better place where I should create a new topic ?

@wally A true fact indeed , based my research on videotron ,as they own Fizz . Thanks .

@Vlad-Nirky Hmm, not sure. Running adb root for me gives error message adb: unable to connect for root: closed, but I can use sudo inside adb shell: using that would probably let me get a step closer, by allowing me to copy data to an SD card for instance. The problem is my computer isn't an adb client so I can't just use my phone as a host and run adb root on it. Going back to the module installation, I should definitely look into that (or whatever procedure I need to enable adb root), as it sounds better than the whole hassle of the SD card (which funnily enough is one of TWRP's limitations). [UPDATE] I've been told by an admin of UT's Telegram group that adb root simply hasn't been added to UT. This shouldn't be a problem, as utilities like rsync and scp, which are meant to work over a network, can be set up to work over for example USB (or maybe even Ethernet, don't know which would be faster or in what scenario). I may test backing up and restoring a Waydroid container with SD card, SSD and PC (using sudo on UT so that I have the priviledges to save all kinds of rights). I've been told by the same admin this works: therefore, all that's left is finding the right command for the job, so that it restores a Waydroid container to a working state (although this procdeure should be applicable to any app or user data or configuration).

Thanks for the feedback, I will keep improving this tool

@pparent very cool

@gpatel-fr I am glad to say the SIM started working again: I rebooted without the SIM, and then with it again. I also recall the SIM was working the second time I booted UT for the first time ever on the phone (the first time I booted I'd forgotten to insert it). Hopefully it was just a temporary glitch and Fairphone 5 users running 24.04 stable are 'SIM-safe'.

for app - CinnyUT for developer - danfro who is always very helping for other users. Thank you.

@messayisto my phone has an IPv4 address and can access the store just fine - if the store was not compatible with IPv4 they would have heard of it as open-store.io does not even have an IPv6 address. Maybe it's a problem with your phone provider, configuration of a CGN or network routing, the full path to the destination will usually not be controlled by them, these problems can't be checked locally. If you can't connect at all with a browser, maybe they'd be interested enough to investigate; use Firefox since Morph will not be known to them.

@rocket2nfinity Thanks! Very helpful! I will look into those phones.

@lduboeuf said in Tip: call a contact with one hand (secret UT key !): Works well on my side when starting to dial for a number and/or for the letters. But may have some issue if e.g number is stored with a region prefix or not. ah it finally dawned on me. How to use the letter dialing: if you want to call someone whose name in your contacts is say 'fred idotme', press first 3 for f (3 is def) and then 7 for r (7 is pqrs) and the software will propose (among possibly other ones) the searched for contact. As was said I think in Tintin, it's obvious once you think of it. Ah the nostalgia of desktop software lost in the mists of time when there was a F1 key to get help. Apart of this, yes it works pretty well except that of course if you are trying to search for a number, as in my country all portable number begin by either 06 or 07 it's not so useful. And as you say, if you use a prefix like the #31# that is used in my country to be able to call someone without revealing your own, using the real number does not lead for a prediction; that is, if the contact is #31#0102030405, typing 0102 does not display the contact even if it's the only one matching on the real number. To be candid that's why I almost exclusively use the contacts list to call people

@Gelukkig said in Apps I really would love: @projectmoon Thanks, I have installed all the apps you mention. For Waydroid I still need a Google account and the purpose is to get rid of Google and Apple accounts The default image of Waydroid does not have Play Services or anything else. As others have said, you can download F-Droid then use that to install Aurora Store, and from there, install apps that are on the Play Store. But as for bluetooth, this will not work in Waydroid. It is a limitation of Waydroid itself.

@gpatel-fr said in Crazy stuff: sudo snap install signal-desktop: @pparent Yes I ack that they are open because I think I understand why. The idea is here but solving it is another story because there is always an effort for every result and sometimes the result is not worth it. Well I don't think you should be so pessimistic: First because if they are showing some interest in porting their app, I don't know why suppose they are not willing to really do so. Second because Qt6 is supposed to enable cross-platform development easily. Third because you don't how the userbase of UT will evolve in the next years, let's how it could grow significantly making it more attractive to port some apps. Of course the port might not happen overnight.

I just discovered that I missed this. I'm with my POCO X3 NFC on Focal, dev channel and VoLTE work like a charm with my carrier... and it lows the consumption of battery. Thanks for the work!

Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.1 is released. Thank you everyone for testing. https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/ubuntu-touch-24-04-1-1-and-20-04-ota-11-release-3984

@nparafe That device's kernel is too old for using cgroupv2 and eBPF to mediate device access, it's advised in the port to set the kernel cmdline systemd.unified_cgroup_hierarchy=0 and recompile the kernel image. Please tell your device maintainer about this.