@projectmoon said: I didn't say don't use AI answers, I said don't dump raw walls of text straight from an AI chatbot because no one is going to read that. I have no idea what the timeframe for RCS on Ubuntu Touch is (non-existent at the moment, I would imagine). But when posting, one should at least expend the minimum effort to write their own words, even if using an LLM to get an answer. It's not hard. Ahhh, OK. Thank you for clarifying.

@Vlad-Nirky All boxes selected. Not saving user space or anything.

@klh any news on this?

@Ida_ said: I am on yesterday's build of 2.x, FP5. My phone has frozen and needed a restart several times since then. The thing in common between the freezes has been the changing of tabs in Morph. It doesn't happen every time I switch tabs, though. It has happened while several different sites have been loaded, not just one. The screen becomes unresponsive and I can not switch to a different app, open the app drawer or any settings through the top bar. This problem should be fixed in the upcoming RC. @pparent said: I've noticed a bug that is a bit problematic: I cannot allow a QML5 app to have access to the microphone. For example if I install the Recorder app, without previous install, I cannot record anything, because I cannot allow it to access to the microphone, no authorization dialog shows up. I guess the same may apply to position permission. I'm unable to re-produce this problem.

@mihael said: There is also another new issue (regression): when I am notified through the notification that a new message arrived, there is a significant delay until that message is displayed in the chat - both when that specific chat is opened or when the list with all chats is displayed. I can confirm this (sort of?). It seems like the app, if it's already open, will not necessarily load the conversation that the notification points to. And when it does, it seems to not load the latest messages in the conversation until you go out and back in to the conversation.

@iceman198 The clickable software will output a .click "Clickable" From what you posted you have installed the clickable software on your Ubuntu machine as a Snap package. I have it installed from the ubuntu apt repo. If the software is now working for your needs then it's nothing to worry about.

@gpatel-fr I've posted a new version of Touch Piano, that now runs on 24.04-2.x, you can retry your tests with it if you want. My guess is that at least part of the packets included into the bundle could be removed to use the system libraries on 24.04-2.0, but I will wait for official Qt6 app guidelines before doing that.

@Keneda UK yes, that's what the original post was asking.

@pparent That is so clever. It looks like a speech balloon but it's a bird. Love it!

@mariogrip FP5 build 144 I can half confirm @shafiqalibhai report about external storage, for me the external storage is seen and mounted (it can be used from the command line), however it is indeed not seen in Places. For reference, here is how it appears on 24.04-1.3: [image: 1782922294134-places_2404.jpg] clicking on the 'name' (well, id) of the device allows to browse. With 26.04, the display is identical but the entry marked with an arrow in my screenshot is missing. While I'm at it, I have noticed that in Morph browser, it's not possible to share an URL: the menu entry (Share) exists, however clicking on it does nothing so it's not possible to create a web site icon with Webber (this works in 24.04-1.3)

@Luksus said: @Moem yes, same applies for the OP5(t). Thank you. Then I'll just wait patiently.

Just for information, I'm kind of back to square one: after power-cycling the Quintus, the BT connection to the laptop drops immediately. This time at least, there is a trace in 'journal': Jun 30 13:13:52 ubuntu-phablet bluetoothd[2915]: src/profile.c:ext_connect() Headset Voice gateway failed connect to xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx: Connection refused (111) (where xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx stands for the laptop's BT adaptor MAC address). No equivalent error has been found on the laptop.

In frenchie: https://www.clubic.com/actualite-619081-iptv-les-fai-europeens-en-ont-marre-du-blocage-et-le-font-savoir.html

@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.