@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser: I’m not a lawyer, but as far as I understand, these permissive licenses (MIT / BSD-style) allow me to keep my own JS/TS code under a more restrictive “source available, free to use” license, as long as I keep the attributions and don’t claim their code as mine. This is what I am doing now. Yes BSD, MIT and apache license allow you to make derivative with the only obligation to give credit (to simplify). The source code is published on GitHub so that people can read it and see how the browser works. My own license is a “free to use, source available” license. The only restriction is that reuse, modification or redistribution of my code is not automatically allowed – people should ask me first. The app on the OpenStore is marked as Proprietary. I don’t see any more suitable option there. Yes in that case it is indeed proprietary. You might want to add a license file explaining shortly that in you GitHub directory, to make sure everyone understands and respect your conditions.

@CyBerT Plenty. Here's one https://www.getdroidtips.com/oneplus-6t-stock-firmware-collections/ Here's another https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-stock-fastboot-op6t-stock-fastboot-roms-for-oneplus-6t.3862516/ If you still have UT Recovery flashed to your device, you can use that. Personally, I just use msmDownloadtool. Going back and forth between UT, Mobian, PostmarketOS messes with your partitioning. It is often best to just use the factory tool to reset it - especially if you haven't flashed a ROM before.

@vverve 2g is still up in a lot of areas with T-Mobile. 2g & 3g are still up if you live under the footprint of one of the Baby Bell regional carriers. They are small and slow to swap out their tower hardware.

Hello @fredldotme Thank you very much for your answer !! Sorry for the delay, I was not notified Actually, I am a very infrequent phone user. My main point is privacy, notably avoiding tracking. What make me hesitate is : On UT, there are probably no tracker at all in the OS, but maybe some in the (web) apps. And there are still some when browsing the web On DeGoogled OS, there may be links with Google Servers (but I think spoofing the identity with microG), but some systems may block a list of trackers at DNS level, and some VPN (suited to Android but not UT) can block even more trackers Which side is the balance tipping toward ? Thanks again Thomas

@messayisto said in Open Store fails to open: On my laptop it has indeed only a delay... but on morph it doesn't appear at all Err, sorry if I assume wrongly about your general knowledge of Internet, but is there a common path between the 2 devices ? Usually a laptop will be connected through a cable or fiber modem, while a phone is connected by a cellular link. That's 2 very different network paths, usually the cabled one being a lot more reliable than a radio link (there are exceptions of course) Unless your laptop and the phone are both using wifi from your Internet box, that's the only case where you can directly consider that there is a direct comparison between the 2 devices. If you don't use this setup, you could try it to get a better idea of the problem.

@peat_psuwit said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.1: (there has been flooding in my area). I'm glad to hear that you're safe. Please give priority to your health and safety, and those of your family, over a software update!

@gandalf said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 20.04 OTA-11: After some more testing it seems that VoLTE is not working properly on my FP4. It shows up in the settings and status indicator but as soon as I make a call it drops back to 3G. Is VoLTE officially part of this ota? VoLTE on Fairphone 4 has been enabled at port level and should be available starting from Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.1 and 20.04 OTA-11. That said, we're aware that our VoLTE code is not fully stable. This is something we'll work on in the future.

@gpatel-fr said in Problem installing snap: @projectmoon said in Problem installing snap: But that Should Be (TM) fixed with Mir 2.0... probably. Don't think anyone has tested it yet. err, does this Mir 2.0 thingy has magical powers somehow ? I have not seen this part of the UT lore, where was it said that this particular change was going to solve the virtual keyboard problem for apps that are not designed to use it ? It's more of a guess on my part and a part of some of the UT developers. It's because, for example, some snaps expose a wayland plug or something, that cannot yet be bound to. Don't remember the exact specifics of the discussion.

Thank you for the donation!

@RJDan Just to be clear, because so many people nominate developers, that were already nominated. This here is for nominating and not for voting?

@sermountain I see many occurences of this kind of problem on the Github site, such as https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/issues/2412 the reference in this post is on this forum and then it goes to a blog post (here: https://rubencarneiro.github.io/rubencarneiro.io//Volla-phone-Repair/) that links itself to a Mediatek flash tool that is reported to work. It's complicated, however I can't directly help you I have a Fairphone myself. Good luck.

@projectmoon There is no roadmap for two reasons: -First because what I'm doing here is experimental and it's impossible to predict for sure how hard will be something, or event if it will be possible at all, before it's done. -Second because I'm not payed for this, so I do it depending on my time and desire and motivation and without pressure. All that I do here is opensource and reproductible. As I said before anyone is more than welcome to jump into the development of this project to make it go faster or in a more predictable way, or implement a specific feature they want.

@newguy said in Upgrading Pinephone from 20.04 to 24.04: I'm looking for a way to upgrade my PinePhone to version 24.04. There is no such way yet. At least not unless you are prepared to dive in and fix the issues that will surely cause the OS to malfunction after the upgrade.

@pparent said in Crazy stuff: sudo snap install signal-desktop: @Moem Look a the interface it's very far from being responsive or usable on a phone screen, it's very much designed for desktop I will take you at your word. I just noticed it because of the recent question, that came up on Telegram.

@danfro said in Smooth Edges (name pending) - Let's Fix the Bugs That Drives You Mad: @projectmoon I only know heliboard, but that requires you to download a proprietary file for swype to work. The implementation itself is opensource, but not that file. But thanks for the suggestions. Something to look into for sure. Yes, Heliboard uses Google's swipe library that was originally created for AOSP. Which unfortunately is proprietary. I think Florisboard also has a glide typing implementation, but I'm not sure how functional it actually is.

the fact is i don't why and how it has been locked ....

Just wanted to mention here, that Signal UT should now be a usable client for basic chatting, and will keep improving in the coming 2-3 month: https://open-store.io/app/signalut.pparent