@nielsbasjes said in Enabling MAC randomization: Wifi network scanning in the config app no longer works if you mean that the other networks don't appear when disabling and enabling wifi in settings/wifi, I don't repro. I can still see them. I think it has happened to me even without randomisation, the problem is a bit random itself

@pparent I just created one and opened an issue. Thank you for your great work/Support

@MrT10001 Thank you. So I am less anxious. We'll see tomorrow what happens

@kugiigi Can you give the exact code of a program that will return the dpi? Note that I'm trying to scale a non-Qt application, so I can use a secondary qt utility to get the screen density, but nothing more. What I have tried that does not give good results is: #include <QGuiApplication> #include <QScreen> #include <QDebug> #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { QGuiApplication app(argc, argv); QScreen *screen = QGuiApplication::primaryScreen(); qreal dpi = screen->logicalDotsPerInch(); // Moyenne approximative cout << dpi <<endl; return 0; }

@TheTrench that's all very well and FP5 is probably safe, however with things that can go as high as 500 degrees Celsius when angry, I'd prefer 'surely' over 'probably' myself. I have tried to get the full spec of the battery from https://www.kayobattery.com, given that all I have from Fairphone is: Capacity : 4200 mAh Nominal Voltage: 3.87 V Cut off Voltage: 3.0 V Charging Voltage: 4.45 V Dimensions: 77.4 x 60.45 x 6.2 mm DC Internal Impedance < 130 mΩ Standard discharge: Continuous 0.2 to 3.0 V Operational Charging Temperature Range: 0-60 ℃ Operational Discharge Temperature Range: -20 - 60 ℃ Recommend full charge & discharge cycle once every 3-6 months. but the site is a joke. Note that according to the Fairphone specs, charging is supposed to occur at 4.45V, not 5V. The 'full charge and discharge cycle once every 3-6 months' is baffling for a lithium-ion battery. There is a second point that concerns me, if you don't know how adventurous users can be, I know and I can already see a post saying: << I have taken the code on this topic [this one] and applied on my phone [another model, not a FP5 or even not a Fairphone at all] and now bad things have happened.>>

@domubpkm said in How to use volte: I speak of Volte in this case, I can confirm you that the people who defined VolTe (the businesss associations working on this standard) are most definitely not bothering with the interactions of UT and Bouygues, this is far far below their field of concern

@k.nacke im buys these days but anyways im biack into this thing if you need anything for me to test i can do it

Ubuntu Touch isnt much known to be still alive, i think that it needs more social network visibility, ideally not only those for nerds (masodon) but also having news on platforms where normal people are (fb?)

@Moem Great

Hi @Charly. Welcome to the UBports community.

Hopefully this will helps someone else here. This has been my experience with 24.04-01 Stable: Fingerprint sensor broken Daily: Audio Broken (did not test BT) RC: Everything is working

@DJac Hello, from https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/suzu/ Essential Features State: Abandoned So your only chance is with Ubuntu 20.04 it seems, last UT version will not work just like this.

I've updated the kernel to 4.19.242 now locally, will test further and merge this ASAP.

@theprivacydad Flash a factory image using fastboot. https://android.gadgethacks.com/how-to/complete-guide-flashing-factory-images-android-using-fastboot-0175277/

yes, I see this topic. and my search giveme this : https://forum.fairphone.com/t/pas-dacces-4g-et-ni-mms-avec-bouygues-telecom-sous-ubuntu-touch/117304 and it works... so. i share it but, this way don't allow to receive mms whithout internet connection.

@Biplabro said in paste in terminal, clock widget in home screen help request: github page of mobile browser are you talking about Morph ? I just tried it and can't repro. Using long press and paste from the menu seems to work fine for me.

If a trusted & skilled dev wants to take this on I am will to buy them a used 1st gen Pixel Fold. I may be willing to pay $300 towards a Fold 9, but I hate how big those are, though they have display out which the smaller 1st gen doesn't have:( Ah shoot, I just realized Halium might be an issue for both those, as far as I can tell we don't have one for Android 14 or 15 yet. o7

@RJDan Hello, I would like to nominate as Community favourite developer 2025: @fredldotme (Alfred E. Neumayer) https://gitlab.com/fredldotme https://fredl.me/ because of his technical explanations and his constant work on different parts of the OS (Last things I saw him post about where kernel updates, encryption and docker). @lduboeuf (Lionel Duboeuf) https://gitlab.com/lduboeuf https://www.youtube.com/@totodesbois100 because I often see his activities on Gitlab and he seems like a helpful person to me. If I could nominate more than two people I would also like to mention @peat_psuwit, because of his involvement with the move to 24.04, @pparent, because of his work on a Signal App and communication with the community during the process and @k.nacke, because it looked like he joined this year and immediately started successfully porting a device. As Community favourite app 2025 I would like to nominate two efforts to bring better web browsers to UT: uWolf https://open-store.io/app/uwolf.chromiumos-guy by @ChromiumOS-Guy because it is nice to have a newer browser, but it is also nice to see that it was possible to bring a big classic GTK desktop app to UT. Morph QT6 https://open-store.io/app/mariogrip.morph.browser-qt6 by @mariogrip because development on Morph is really appreciated. I could help make some graphics for the "UBports Community Awards" and help making a good looking web page, so the winners and nominees could later link to something, when they apply for a job or just want to "flex" on their friends.

@TheTrench It's 20.04 OTA-10. 24.04 is not supported (yet, I hope) on this device.

After messing with it for a good while, I was actually able to get it working with 5G/4G on the T-Mobile network by flashing the Android 13 stock image, then using the UBports installer. Note: it did seem to have some issues entering the fastboot mode, so that took some finagling. Also, it didn't seem to like it the first install, and I think I flashed Android 15 before Android 13, THEN installed Ubuntu Touch. But mileage may vary, obviously. Now to run some documentation of all loaded kernel modules and firmware versions from dmesg, and potentially try to debug why sound doesn't work on PostMarketOS, enough eyes, every bug is shallow, etc, as I'd prefer Plasma Mobile over Loromi. (Lorimi?) [But any FOSS system over Android, so I'm happier than I'd be without Ubuntu Touch]