@pglushkov I noticed that when it "goes to sleep", even the wifi turns off. So, maybe keeping it plugged it prevents it from deeper hibernation. Very interesting thing that you have found!

@Rowboth Yes just the same

@stan yes thats correct

@rocket2nfinity I uploaded a new system.img that should fix the network issue again so you should have a carrier now again - Please do it as before, just download system.img without the date and install as I wrote before.

Root file system is read only. Look into Libertine.

With the Pinephone potentially also supporting convergence through the display port, is this currently a bit neglected feature going to see more official support? Are there things that work better/differently with Libertine etc. on the Wayland based Pinephone in regards to convergence?

Ahh, that seems very similar to the OnePlus3 spec wise https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/z2_plus/ Are you working together with the person porting for OP3?

@RandomUser https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Desktop

Hellou. Today I have tried to reinstall ubports, to see if something changed for video playback. I have installed android back using fairphone 2 android manual install technique. After android was working, I used ubports installer to install ubports touch 16.04/rc (version 63). Everything went smooth and I have latest OS from rc channel. But I still can't play videos on FP2 using gallery or media player. Q1: Are there any Fairphone 2 owners, who are using Ubuntu touch OS and can't play videos, as I do? Or you have a FP2 and can shoot and play videos without any problem? Q2: I didn't choose the wipe user data during install. Can the user data affect video playback and cause some problems?

@makeixo These devices are not yet available for the regular stable/rc/devel channels, and only have edge channel builds currently.

@ziggutas said in Release channel update: It comes with a warning if after installing you decide to uninstall: restore the default launcher in System Settings first before uninstall app. There is no such option in System Settings, so I presume this means in the Launcher Modular settings page. Also, it is not possible to perform this hack any longer to replace the dash, on rc/devel channels, as the dash is gone.

@domubpkm They are back up now. Dare I say "normal service has been resumed"(again)

The only way to run any kind of Android apps on Ubuntu Touch at the moment is with Anbox. But this solution is not available for all devices. And for the devices it is available on, it has some drawbacks. Battery drain, lack of access to microphone and camera, those are two that come to mind. This should not be surprising, as it has been released as a preview in the hopes the community could pick it up carry it forward. But so far this has not happened. If you really depend on certain Android apps to work reliably, I would guess that UT might not be the best fit in its current state.

@Nulla Welcome on board! Accessibility-wise we still have a very long way to go, I am afraid. But I understand there are some community efforts in that area.

@hanson2000 Sorry there is no such thing. Please read my post above.

This home is ubuntu touch, not android or ios or others, is ubuntu touch! Any other modification does not satisfy everyone, maybe there is a solution,a conky for ut would be liked by everyone!!!

I reinstall devel channel and Bluetooth is working, I could connect a speaker, unfortunately the Jabra device I need to use is not visible. 0: phy0: Wireless LAN Soft blocked: no Hard blocked: no 1: brcmfmac-wifi: Wireless LAN Soft blocked: no Hard blocked: no 2: hci0: Bluetooth Soft blocked: no Hard blocked: no Connecting to my Bluetooth speaker works but as the device allow to use it as remote command for selfie, it is discover as keyboard and so I'm not any more able to use phone virtual keyboard. Is there a way to force using the device as just an external speaker ? Or is there a way to use the phone virtual keyboard as well if an external keyboard is detected ?

I got my pinephone today and had this very problem; the wifi worked for a couple of mins (not quite long enough to set up a hidded ssid) then died. It had the halmarks of hardware defect. But after finding this thread and poking around with 'nmcli' I have found a solution that doesn't require reboot just some simple command line stuff. I found if I entered: $ nmcli r I got something like: (I couldn't get a screenshot... a different bug) WIFI-HW WIFI WWAN-HW WWAN enabled off enabled enabled Which obviously seemed wrong, a bit more poking with the 'help' function of nmcli and I found I could switch 'WIFI' to enabled by: $ nmcli r wifi on and now the the output of 'nmcli r' is: WIFI-HW WIFI WWAN-HW WWAN enabled enabled enabled enabled Then wifi worked fine, has persisted through reboots, and is still fine a few hours later. What remains unexplained is why wifi worked (I got a list of visible networks) before failing.

@Giiba after a fresh installation with wipe the problem still presist. If no other Nexus 5 is affected by this, it must be an hardware issue of of my specific device. Cheers

@hummlbach That's a good point. I'm trying to get to the bottom of how I subscribed to them originally. Whether I found them through the google calendar app or by some other means. I'll update here once I figure it out.