I think the solution is to turn everything off and on again in the notification settings for the app cinny. Greetings

Ok I found a solution that solves the headphone problem. Using nano, I add "rate=48000" parameter in the module-load line in /etc/pulse/touch.pa like this: ###Automatically load the Pulseaudio Droid .ifexists module-droid-discover. so load-module module-droid-discover rate=48000 voice_virtual_stream=true hidl_args='helper=false' .endif then I restart pulse with: systemctl --user restart pulseaudio.service I make rootfs writable with UT Tweak Tool (v1.0.0) Now wired headphones work properly! Thank you All

Seems to stop happening when I disable emergency notifications.

@mr_growl Accordind to the deviceinfo file in your repo, you set systempart, thus you need to flash boot.img to boot and system.img to system (fastbootD might be needed). And maybe flashing dtbo.img to dtbo is needed too... Have you access to Telegram? You will find help in the group linked in the porting documentation.

@adorsaz There's a ticket on the fp4 port that confirms your findings: https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/reference-device-ports/android11/fairphone-4/fairphone-fp4/-/issues/90 It's fixed on the daily branch of 24.04, but otherwise I'm not aware of any timeline for the next RCs

@VoidItsWarranty my gps works but suffers from the "unable to load right away" issue (takes about 40-50 seconds for GPS to lock onto my location). (referencing from the pixel 3a xl page, also not device specific: Devices may take longer than usual to get the first GPS fix because of missing Assisted GPS support. - is what I am referring to).

@CiberSheep Thank youuuuuuu!!

@MrT10001 ok it works! i'm on ubuntu touch. I think I didn't tick "wipe data" on first install thank you for help !

@t12392n said in We Drop Ubuntu Touch Entirely: But as stated, is this adapter for mobile view or desktop? uFirefox is mobile Firefox on UT. It runs confined on Noble and is a joy to use. Just remember to swipe it away, as it is exempt from the app lifetime management and will keep running in the background. Great for YouTube Music or Spotify. Not so great for your battery life.

@Opolork the issue tracker is on the top level: https://gitlab.com/groups/theopenstore/-/issues As Bolly stated, each app has its own maintainer. It is a bit of work, as you have to contact each maintainer, but we will be more than happy to fix the spelling mistakes. Opening an issue (again, as stated before) might be the easiest way at least for now... Oh, and thank you

@grenudi Well, some quick items about this: Lomiri (aka Unity8) has 15 years of development (>) Unity is developed by a professional and capable team of designer and UX experts. I don't know why random people get the idea that the desktop is designed to be «just different from X». Lomiri has its own language and design. Object of which are simple, intuitive and beatifull. Ubuntu Touch is not Android. Ubuntu users are used to Unity patterns. So, have them in Ubuntu Touch makes sense to us. (offtopic) Andoird UI is a mess, but the more time passes, the more it adopts Unity design language.

@bamboy360 thanks for the feedback. 1- This is how Unity works. There is a difference from the Launcher that from the App drawer. 2- It has been some discussion on how to simplify all the indicators... 3- Inverted portrait should work as default but some porters blocked that feature.

@Pierlink_Cloud This forum is for discussions and help on Ubuntu Touch proper, so your post is bordering on being off topic. I have moved it to the off-topic category for now. Let's see if anyone can help you transition from LXDE (or is it LXQt now) to Lomiri on what was originally a Lubuntu installation to your laptop. I will say though, that the recommended way of installing Lomiri on Ubuntu is to start out with Ubuntu Server 24.04 and install Lomiri from the PPA.

@0xinit69 As we use ofono (as other linux for mobile), perhaps could you search if another mobile linux user of another OS could give you the good parameters for your operator...

For future readers - they are not sorry. It's just yet another attempt at gaining sympathy after going a step too far (this time after they got timed out on Telegram). They argue in bad faith and seem to think they are always the smartest person in the room, forcing their genius ideas on everyone. And once that's rejected they go with some sob story about how they just wanted to help and are being treated unfairly. Let's not feed the troll.

@O.o. said in Installing Ubuntu Touch from a non-Android OS (specifically Sailfish): I'll shoot a picture of the shelf and ask her to choose what she wants... That sort of thing. Matrix just can't do that. That's odd. It does that for me. The only difference to the other person (in this case, your wife) is that they'll need to download the picture in order to see it. But I can take it and send it from right inside Cinny just fine.

@kulrich Maybe contact volla? They are main contributors for volla devices after all... Did you buy it with UBports preinstalled?