Oneplus 3/3T
-
@Lakotaubp Weird, i'll try to reinstall then.
-
@bsdfreak I would say it's much, much better than Nexus 5. Op3 is still work in progress though.
-
Getting better day by day.
-
@ernest awesome! I'll also give it a try. I can't wait to have the basic functions to be stable.
-
can i get help please with screen when we 1st the device. that tell you that this device is unlock can can't be trusted ?
-
@stan Don't think you can get rid of that one. The OnePlus can be changed or you can wait for the UBports one to appear at some point.
-
@Lakotaubp i know it's something sooo small but it's really bugging me i can't wait tell it be fix and get UT logo
-
@FBrain
The bluetooth is composed of different layer, hardware / driver / kernel + bluez and on a side I think pulseaudio too.So far I've notice that I'm loosing the wifi while using the bluetooth with my speaker, not with my keyboard. I've tried the bluez from Focal thanks to Marius, now I can pair my speaker... for instance.
All these layers will need to align. -
@ernest
I did not follow the WIFI connection, check in the evening, it works in AC mode stably. -
@FBrain
I've noticed tonight that droppes only when the wifi is 2.4, if I switch to 5 no problem. -
@ernest
Ok, I will check on both ranges. -
How to register the left button below the screen to be the back button for applications? Sometimes it is not enough to control the phone with one hand. In anbox applications this is implemented.
-
@FBrain Those buttons do not work with UT as far as I know.
-
If I lock my 3t and push the left or the right part under the screen (the Android back or whatever keys) the screen is on again but locked at least.
Is that a known issue? -
@thilov Just for ref nothing happens on my OP3
-
Do you like that :
https://gfycat.com/hardhastyfritillarybutterfly ? -
@FBrain
try that I've just compiled the bluetooth app file transfer for arm64 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y7sV-ofWqCpfUvlUmKHals9eUFs7MVFD/view?usp=sharingSeems that it creates two bluetooth icons... It would be great that somebody gives some love to this app
-
@ernest I think it'd be nice if it was the home button that opened the appdrawer, I think people moving from android, would be confused if the back button, suddenly changed to be the "home" button.
I dont think you can implement the back button though, because I heard that things aren't coded to accept a universal back button, so sometimes it would work and other times it might not.
Though the task button might be codable to work?
Either way, you have the buttons, so I think its good to use them if people want to.
-
Regarding the home button, it's driven by the fingerprint sensor. They is the driver implemented, it's detected as a input device however I'm not able to capture any event from it. I guess some firmware would be required to be loaded... I've no clue how to do that after couple of hours researching on the net.
No I've tried the back feature from Lomiri, nothing respond.
for the task button (alt+tab) it would required a modification of Lomiri to welcome a new button doing that. So Far I'm modifying the kernel to attribute the button a new function but i cannot attribute 2 functions to a button.
It would be great at least one for the dash and the other for the app list (alt+tab).
Do you know if modifying the qml of lomiri from the phone is enought or something requires to get compile ?
-
Ah I see, I thought it was strange that you chose that button, I know there's some code in Ubuntu Touch itself for finger print scanners, but I remember Dalton basically banging his head over fingerprint sensors because apparently they are a nightmare, I didn't realize that you needed the fingerprint sensor to be active for the button to be detected, IDK why but I thought they where, or could be separated some how, but that was just an assumption.
I can't confirm for button signifiers, but from what I've played around with, you shouldn't need to recompile anything if you're just modifying some qml.
