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@myeager67 Problem here is not the edl cable, it's the files needed for flashing in edl mode, that Qualcomm, if I understood correctly, don't want Fairphone to give to end users. Also, not answering to you here, Fairphone no longer provides motherboard as part end user can purchase like they did for some previous Fairphones, because it is no longer allowed by law in UE as it is tied to IMEI (I red that somewhere on Fairphone forum), only repair service can.

This is great news, I'll test new halium on my Pixel 3a when I'm back from holiday!

@fischer.poco said: @turtle_racer Thanks for the help and comment. Now, if I understand correctly, I should reinstall OS Oxygene... and then reinstall the entire UT? You're welcome @fischer.poco ! No worries man. We all had to learn this initially (myself included), so you are doing great. You are past the hardest part in my opinion which is having a phone with unlocked bootloader! So, congrats on that! OnePlus has really clamped down and seems to not give out unlock tokens. Yes, you are understanding correctly. Re-install correct OxygenOS version and reinstall entire Ubuntu Touch. I think you should be good from there, but if not, just post in the forum and there are many kind people here to try to help out, such as @rocket2nfinity and @rondarius and others. Good luck!

@gpatel-fr Merci beaucoup pour ces informations je vais orienter ma recherche du côté de Volla

@Farmebrown the trouble with using a talking electric heater as an advocacy helper is that it is making your thoughts look likely without proper basis. In the case of your post, it is asking to Ubuntu Touch to provide an alternative to a Windows software called 'Windows phone link'. Why is this inappropriate ? because it is a desktop software. Ubuntu Touch is a phone software. Ubuntu Touch do not aim at being an alternative to Fedora, Debian Ubuntu... If KDE Connect find this functionality out of scôpe, if no well known software phone exists on Linux that can do that with an Android phone, that's for a reason: it's because it's a marginal need for a market that is - if one takes 3% of the 1 billion users of desktop OS - about 30 million users. If and when Linux desktop developers write such a software that can connect to an Android phone to do something equivalent to what you are asking, now it could be the moment to study why an UT phone could not be used instead of an Android phone. I'd say that this hypothetical problem could probably be solved then entirely at the linux kernel level without any Ubuntu Touch application software. I think that the Ms software relies probably only on 'standard' Bluetooth features.

@YamiYukiSenpai yeah, I don't know about fluffychat but I'll list a few apps that I've tried: libreoffice: Works great while docked, but the windows that you open from inside the app (e.g the settings window) cant be moved or resized, having you moving the main window arround so that it fits on the screen. Aside from that, it works great and saves and opens files like you would espect. One thing I haven't figured out is document signing. localsend: Works great but you cant pick the "file" option to select a specific file in the gui as your app would breeze. Putting the file you want to send inside a folder makes it so you can send it by selecting the "folder" option. steam: won't install (had to try!). retroarch: can't navigate UI without a keyboard or a controller. formatfactory: works great and is very helpful, it lets you convert file types. Keep in mind almost every snap app will have a GUI not designed for touchscreens however, so they are most useful when docked. Running 24.04-1.3 stable on a FP5 Oh, I tried firefox again. It still displays a blank window.

@mariogrip FP5 build 137 Now it's the camera app that don't work anymore. Like with the store, it's a missing library problem: libexiv2.so.27 called from libcamera-qml.so 26.04 provides libexiv2-28, but contrary to libicu74 there is a compatibility layer in 26.04: libexiv2-27-compat, but it's not installed. I don't see why this breakage appears only now. Was this libexiv2-27-compat library included previously in the rootfs and not anymore ? I am not keen on the idea of a regression test by installing a previous version of Ubuntu Touch 26.04 to check on that. Anyway, getting the library from the compat package and doing an overlay to add it to the system solves this particular problem.

@PhAndersson said: Could it somehow be related to the fact that the clock is now reasonably synched? I don't think so, for the following reasons: I did give you the hint about recreating the connection, and I don't have a mediatek device date problems for ssl come from the securing through a certificate infrastructure, that don't make much sense for Bluetooth, whose hacking radius is 10 meters vs 40000 km for standard internet networking updating certificates and certificates lists would be unfeasible for many Bluetooth devices that don't even have an Internet link This said, if you want to try it out, it's easy: just re-enable the qualcomm time service and check again.

Dear @luksus - are you planning to release the Ubuntu Touch 24.04, please? Thank you and I wish you All the Best.

Dank @Sander! Radio NL en Radio BE zojuist geinstalleerd. Als je van klassieke muziek houdt is het Belgische Klara een aanrader.

@nbdynl Thank you again for your replies. You are right, the app actually works great.

It did NOT break my GPS in fact I'll give you a rundown of what I did to get to my original conclusion. Installed Navius having used my GPS with other apps (like PureMaps) before. Saw Navius not getting a GPS signal even though I was outside for a while (15 to 20 minutes). Saw PureMaps not getting a GPS signal even though I was outside for almost 40 minutes. Then I panicked (since I really need GPS on my daily) and searched for information on how to fix the issue, then I found out about the test_gps command and saw it showed the above message. I tried changing locations, rebooting, taking the battery out, changing update channels and I was seriously considering having to re-flash my phone but I saw a post about someone saying that the test_gps command is unreliable and can miss-report GPS functionality. In the end I moved to a more populated area with better satellite signal (apparently) and I got my GPS working again after a bit of waiting, even though the above command said otherwise (and it still gives me the same output). I feel like I ow the developer an apology . I wish I could edit my original reply. I'll be giving the app a good shot now and share my feedback! But really what is wrong with the test_gps command? Any idea why it works for some people and not in this particular case?

New Release: Download here: https://git.brennoflavio.com.br/brennoflavio/greenline/releases Github mirror: https://github.com/brennoflavio/greenline/releases You now can translate Greenline for your language, go to UBports translation project and feel free to contribute https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/ubports/greenline/ Many thanks for UBports admins to make this happen. Changelog: Animated stickers now renders correctly Fixed a bug where the name and photo in the notification was not shown correctly Now you can start new chats. Either by inputting a phone number or importing a contact into the app Translation support Progress towards beta: https://git.brennoflavio.com.br/brennoflavio/greenline/milestone/1

@MrT10001 bro you unbrick it with mtkclient

I found a procedure online, restarting snapd, removing locks. That didn't work. Rebooted. Didn't fix it. Manually removed snap in home. Rebooed. Nope. I managed to install again and then remove it. That fixed it.