@bunt7 Since I found this trick in one week I have used it about 10 times without problem, I'd be interested in more details on what you tried and what happened.

@lsitongia said:000 That depends on the phone model, right? certainly. Try to use df -m on your phone under 24.04-1.x to see what is the available space. Some phones are said to have a very small rootfs and used almost completely. @lsitongia said: is there a way to reset my Oneplus N10 back to a configuration that would let me install 2.x? well, I think ro remember from a Q&A that there are efforts to allow the instaljer to resize partitions. I have no idea how all of this work.

@Moem No, please do.

@ChromiumOS-Guy agree with you and @keneda on apt usage - any naive usage of apt is very dangerous. Can't agree on sending pictures with sms (mms is the word), it works out of the box if wifi is disabled (that is, only cellular network is used).

@Zer0 said: I can post again Sorry for the hiccup

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Hallo Pparent, thanks for the hint

gpatel-fr said: I realize belatedly that I did not think of giving some advice about the problem of returning back to a newer version once the goal of revert to a previous one has been achieved. It would be easy to imagine that it will be easy, but it's not as straightforward as following the usual procedure. When going from 1.1 -> 1.2 -> 1.3, history of these upgrades was recorded. If the phone is rudely returned to 1.1 and the user asks it to update back to 1.2, it will look at this history and conclude 'I have nothing to do !'. So the way to go in this case is to delete all this history in the lower part of the phone screen by swiping to the right and pushing the red trash button for all theses updates, and then the normal update behaviour will be restored back to normal.

@gpatel-fr Oh, wow, I would have never thought of checking after a restart... Let me just link that here: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/12289/changing-message-sound-requires-restart

@ubuntushop said: Why not just fix the problem.? You mean instantly ? How could that happens ? This sure will be fixed, but be patient, this is not a trivial task to maintain and fix such an OS with so few Devs involved...

Please use pure English on forums, use deepl if you need translation. And avoid double posting. And you should go on Google play site if you search for a number to reach them. I don't know it.

@PhAndersson said: the Pixel is able to get its time from the traditional GSM networ My memory is a bit dim on the subject and it's all hearsay anyway, however I remember I was said otherwise. Sorry to not be more precise however my meter says that I posted 563 posts in 9 months, so I finding precise details in the answers I got in all theses threads is not an attractive proposition. It could be that the Pixel is able to save clock and this ability was lost on more recent phones. @PhAndersson said: use your phone as alarm clock when you travel not sure it's a huge priority - there is an obvious workaround: do not stop your phone during the night.

@gpatel-fr Excellent! Many thanks. Will try that.

@fischer.poco Welches Android ist aktuell auf deinem OnePlus?

@Moem I think @fischer.poco has already downloaded the ZIP file, but he doesn't know what to do with it or how to install OxygenOS_10.5.7 on his OnePlus Nord N10 5G. Unfortunately, the process leading up to the UBports installer isn't well documented and varies from device to device. You'll have to do some research.

@mihael said: I don't want to get you upset I'm sorry. I should learn again how to listen. Forgive me. @mihael said: why are you against click on notification bubbles? - especially since you have them disabled True and well spotted. I find bubble notifications annoying (that I left clear) additional the app badges (or whatever called). Let me explain and mix. I disabled notification bubbles but SMS ones can't be disabled (nor incoming call ones, that's understandable). I do that because they turn on the screen (unwanted behavior for me) and I read «add tap actions». So for me is «unwanted with SMS and unwanted tap actions on top». I read now that they might be options. I already answer automatic responses when I get a call (and the phone is on my pocket). On the desktop, as Unity does, notification bubbles are «click transparent» so you tap through them because you cannot move them. I find it terrible if you are using an app and tap on the header and SMS bubble shows. Add a url action. That's my point of view. @mihael said: Thank you. Thank you. PS: I find a terrible idea those App badget Notifications should be all in one place: the Notification indicator, not scattered on each app. [image: 1780424376287-8f233fe5-4d9e-422f-abf1-8617f0169591-image.jpeg]