@DerekZoZo said: it felt like an attack the way you phrased that @keneda said actually 'Maybe you should try first' As for me I'll call this a 'suggestion', certainly not an 'attack'. I'll share some reservations about the english speaking Volla forums (did not try the german ones). I did get an answer, but it was not very informative, so finally I answered my own question (much later). Another suggestion (feel free to characterize that as an attack if you want) could be to post a work item on the Gitlab repo for the device here You'll be more likely to interact directly with the person(s) doing the actual porting job. There is actually a work item created already. In it the dev seems to say it's possible with 'shenanigans', maybe could give you some tips if you ask nicely.

@gpatel-fr Well yes maybe, but I also osberve that when restarting the modem the VoLTE connexion often does not re-establish properly while the Internet data connexion works fine after restarting the modem.

To make double-sure, I'll let the phone NTP-synch on the WiFi at home this evening, then power it off for the night, and confirm tomorrow that its time is still "believable" after powering it up while offline.

@RJDan said: It would be good if these pledges could be 'cashed out' by you without actually turning into money just yet. I guess a lot like virtual currency. If people could donate these pledges for apps they use or projects they support. The projects/apps could then exchange this currency within the community as a way of paying for the time of developer etc. Users can use the currency to keep tabs on the benefit they get from the community efforts ... and eventually put money to 'buy out' any pledges. Sounds a bit like crypto .... But less cryptic. The problem is that what a developer needs in most cases, to invest more of his time to open-source, is not another app/opensource project, but to have to eat, have a shelter, have some clothes, participate to certain social events, possibly travel, ect.... And weather we want it or not, in this world it currently requires money. I would like a way to keep tabs on how much I 'should' pay for the effort of the developers. I'm currently making a video to explain more the concept. In fund-my-app you should not think in terms of how much I 'should' pay for the effort of the developers. But rather you should think in terms of how much I'm willing to give if this feature is done. Because keep in mind that even if you do a pledge of 5 euros for a feature, maybe a lot of other people will also make a pledge for this feature ( this is crowd funding ). And on top of that, the developer then is the one who will chose if the total amount is enough to motivate them to work on this feature or not. Also different features can be in competition, and then it's a "vote with your wallet" concept, in the sense that the feature with more pledge will probably be worked on with higher priority than the feature with less pledge.

@peat_psuwit said: The problem with notch avoidance being broken after rotations is a known issue and will be fixed in the next Beta/RC I have switched to daily and it's fixed.

The v1.2 contains important fix for limited charging. The indicator reinstallation or udev rule manual update is required.

@woodyst Love the concept, and there's definitely a need for more thorough GPS. But yeah, it needs translating. Is there a place to contribute translations? Or maybe you can generate a set of machine translations for the most used languages on UT and then people can update those? Would help people actually be able to use the app. My Spanish is way too rusty for this lol. As for what I can see so far: Does not fit UT's/Lomiri's UX, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but a more native appearance would look better in my opinion. It's unclear what the account is for. I assume traffic reports, and I assume it's probably explained in the tour I didn't read because I don't know enough Spanish lol. Might be nice, if this is possible (not sure it is) to integrate with system links for directions and stuff, e.g. responding to geo: URIs if you don't already.

@projectmoon That's the thing. I think this was implemented way too early. It's not ready. Sure if there's a way to know which ones work in UT, that would be better but that's not the case right now. Also, I don't think anything there actually works in UT with the keyboard. That should be the minimum requirement. I think at the moment, it does more harm to the experience than be useful. Some snaps also install background processes and some users might try them then find out it's not working but forgets to uninstall them. There's a chance that background process would drain your battery unknowingly.

@projectmoon https://forums.ubports.com/topic/12404/navius-gps-community-navigator-for-ubuntu-touch

@Keneda Will contact Florian tomorrow.

@pparent Mir2. Should iirc what I heard fix the issue with the keyboard.

@pparent je vais regarder les app dont tu parles. Sur les app de bases, j ai rien vu de spécial.

@pparent said: Any way to report it? Maybe @moem ? I'll see what I can do to forward this to the right people!

@projectmoon very true.

I've released v0.1.9 with the following changes: -Correct color of added buttons: match the change upstream Tell me if it works well for you!

@PhAndersson you are correct, I missed that because I'm mostly on 26.02 these days. I switched back briefly to 24.04 stable and I could repro. It's probably a service order start problem since starting obex manually succeeds, I will have to investigate it.

@Vlad-Nirky I am talking about A15 shipped phones with 6.1.138-android14 kernel

Well I will probably reinstall UT on my other one+ 6 phone(which is stuck on boot screen) and slowly migrate my settings to that phone. Well thank you all for participating.