Hi @naz.r I think you should add the Github clickable link in 'About' so that it works internally with Merezhyvo Browser since the link in OpenStore points to a morph currently not working with Github. For usefulness, the browser must have access to the Gallery or the smartphone's photo folders to attach screenshots. Is this the case (not tested) ?

@ikoz Nice but only works in QML, for example I can't use that in Signal UT. It might be ok for Kaidan though! Is it possible to fetch the keyboard normal height for the device in terminal?

@mirroronthewall Yes, this is surprisingly useful, as it means you don't always have to whip out a hardware keyboard, which defeats the point of the small form factor of a phone. Missing support for modifier keys is a big issue when using GUI apps in Libertine, as touch-to-mouse conversion often doesn't behave as it should and can get you 'stuck', so a fallback to keyboard shortcuts is just as necessary there as it may be useful in general: actually, your idea of creating macros for anything seems to solve many problems (including mine) at once, so congrats - now we just need to figure out how! The closest I've found is Ambot Installer: Hacks and Mods, although I need to set up a persistent amd64 QEMU instance on my arm64 laptop before I can allow myself to experiment with it freely (it's the only way I got the installer working). Other tools may be available but I have not been able to surface them yet, I will update this thread as I learn more about the issue and potential solutions.

@DJac You might be interested by this: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/firefox-support-for-mobile-linux-devices-librem-5-pinephone/idi-p/51008#feedback-success

I've updated the "Mount_WaydroidHome.sh" script, so the WaydroidHome folder is writable from Ubuntu Touch (without using sudo): #!/bin/bash ## Set-up commands #mkdir ~/WaydroidHome #chmod 755 ~/WaydroidHome #sudo chmod 777 ~/.local/share/waydroid/data/media/0 ## Bind mount Waydroid's home folder if it's not already mounted, and then ensure it (and all sub-folders) stay read/write-able by the Ubuntu Touch user set -e /usr/bin/findmnt -rno SOURCE,TARGET /home/phablet/WaydroidHome >/dev/null || /usr/bin/mount --bind /home/phablet/.local/share/waydroid/data/media/0 /home/phablet/WaydroidHome while /usr/bin/true; do /usr/bin/sleep 5 if [[ ! "$(/usr/bin/stat -c "%a" /home/phablet/WaydroidHome)" == *7 ]]; then /usr/bin/find /home/phablet/WaydroidHome -type d ! -perm -o+rwx -print0 | /usr/bin/xargs -0 -I {} /usr/bin/chmod o+rwx '{}' fi done WARNING: The above scripts work for me, but I haven't tested it thoroughly, or even for that long, and it may contain security flaws. It is (as I said before) just a 'quick hack'. In the spirit of open source, I hope other people will provide improvements to it.

said in http://repo2.ubports.com/dists/focal/InRelease blocked when there's football on the tv: I have filed a complaint to the internet provider via the OCU. I guess they'll day it's not their fault. I got an «answer». Please note that I'm being blocked (and everyone that connects from a Spanish network) to several websites because, literally «security reasons». «Security reasons» means that a football business is blocking random IPs because they think they are pirating their signal. Also, the «security reasons» are intermittent as you can see in the logs of OONI. The more it goes, the more IPs that are being blocked (it seems). My next step is going to the European Síndic de Greuges (that I don't know how it's called in English)

@Vlad-Nirky Ok, I am sure to installed it from Android 10. So have you any suggestion how I can fix it? I use the microphone very often, so it would makes things much easier to solve it.

@Eric-H said in No GPS access from inside Waydroid: First can I ask you which version of MIUI did you flash before installing Ubuntu Touch? While I seem to have solved the GPS problem, maybe the MIUI version I flashed might have impacted Waydroid's reliability or other things? I'd be happy to start a new thread for that, if you want? Just in case, this is the version I flashed: surya_global_images_V12.0.9.0.QJGMIXM_20210508.0000.00_10.0_global_1b411d7477 (IIRC it was the oldest supported image I could find, which I assumed would be the best since it would have had the longest time for bugs to be found & fixed.)

@Moem Thanks for the tip re: DeltaTouch.

I just discovered that I missed this. I'm with my POCO X3 NFC on Focal, dev channel and VoLTE work like a charm with my carrier... and it lows the consumption of battery. Thanks for the work!

@Sentinel said in Smooth Edges (name pending) - Let's Fix the Bugs That Drive You Mad: I felt my post looked quite similar to many others early in the thread Well, yes, absolutely, I was too harsh in singling you out, because for sure some other people were also doing the same. The point I was trying to make is that a big part of being a leader is to priorize, and it's particularly important with a small project like UT, and thinking that priorization is easy is a very big mistake, leaders are not omniscient people who know miraculously how to best priorize. Putting a few dozen prople together to enumerate all what is bugging them is not so useful if no reasoning is done on why the points made are important from the point of view of wider adoption.

@pparent The update 3.4.2 has the same bug, you are right. I made again a fresh install getting ... the old bug. To my surprise the English language machine was o.k. for the United States English language - the English laguage for United Kingdom had the bug... Could it be a matter of changing from Focal to Noble? Was there some change in PICO TTS? I am still hoping for a little Christmas wonder...

I have the same problem, but waiting an hour(s?) did not help on my Poco X3 NFC, with Ubuntu Touch 24.04.0 . I tried both from the Terminal & using Waydroid Helper. If I Ctrl-C the Terminal, I see that Python has been stuck on connect(), i.e. the download never even starts. The only way I can get it to install is manually download the needed images to the right place & then run "waydroid init -f". No idea why, as Android apps can access the network just fine, and sourceforge.net doesn't block me from accessing it (but maybe it blocks Python's default user agent?). But I cannot recommend my solution, because some things like GPS seems broken, but someone else says it should work.

I have sent a private message to @applee with the outcome of the voting for the Community Favourite Awards. Please read it at the QA tonight!

@lduboeuf If I remember correctly I was on 24.04-2.x when happened. Then I switchted back to 24.04-1.x stable and again to 24.04-1.x daily thinking that probably this would be solved... with no luck. I don't know if this can help you.

@wally Oh you are right. I thought T9 is what you call the old school way of typing on keypad phones It is called multi-tap apparently which is kinda generic and boring LOL

3600 seconds limit for edits? Really?!? Anyway, another attempt on a Mint Debian Edition computer instead of my usual minimal Devuan install gets further along. Hopefully it's ready within an hour so I can update my post. EDIT: flashing worked fine, also VoLTE is active now, which is nice.