Manually installing bzip2 fixed the issue. Thank you @vlad-nirky for the help!

@peat_psuwit Hello Ratchanan. Could you say me if bzip2 was present in earlier version of 24.04-1.x and has been removed in this one? (Some problems with OSM Scout Server users)

@Moem thank you so much, it is very new, I created it, I wish you best of luck as well

@nbdynl said: I am kinda against "money" in general, but no fool that we all still need it until the world changes xD I get what you mean, but I think in practical terms nowadays money makes the difference for what individuals will be able to do with their time in most cases, whether we want it or not. Because it is hard to live without money. So I think that it can be very positive, if more people can make a living out of developing Free and Open-Source software that makes sense for the community, rather than having to work for an industry based on exploiting users. Therefore form my point of view, solutions that help improve the funding of Free and Open-source software can really impact the world very positively.

@linl Nice! Glad your experience went smoothly!

@Blackbomber I guess what @kugiigi is saying is, swapping out one long since unsupported OS for another now also unsupported OS doesn't seem to align with your stated goal.

@lduboeuf the hacky way wpuld be to set it to full then back to original when finished

@skipperkeith hi. i haven’t tried again, but i’m still interested. i stopped, suspecting my internet connection (through mobile phone data & wifi hotspot) might not be up to it… likewise, when i failed to implement libertine. cheers, KJU

Hello, did you ever get Touch to work with Superdrug mobile? Alternatively, as I am happy to change carrier, are there any that work without a problem in the UK? Thanks

@gpatel-fr For the FP5 you must use FP5-TT4H-factory (Android 13). With Android 14 and 15 I also had various things that didn't work properly... and I vaguely remember the fingerprint scanner not working correctly on one of those two; I reported that once in the FP5 Telegram group. And now that you mention it, in landscape mode the clock does fall just outside the visible area... but there's good progress!

@WillemHexspoor I'm using the same provider and recently seeing connection problems in the Netherlands. But it may be my device. Not sure. I can't use 5g as I'm using a Oneplus 5t.

@kristatos said: it also works if you swipe down the notification-indicator and tap on the notification. That was always working for all the apps. The issue is tapping on the notification bubble - that does nothing for apps like Dekko and Greenline - and my (humble) opinion is that tapping on the notification bubble should open the respective app, like tapping on the notification bubble for a new text message which indeed opens the Messages app.

@wally @sixwheeledbeast Thanks for your replies/thoughts. I am so happy to be on a free and open technology such as Ubuntu Touch! I was so excited when I learned about it and got it to work on my device. I can deal with minor items such as this, but I also thought I would politely mention it as I am impressed with the community of developers and what they are able to do with various updates. (It's also possible this is low priority or as @wally alluded to, it may be device specific and may not be updated in the future). I thought it was better to politely mention it vs not saying it at all. Cheers!

I am sorry. I will make sure this doesn't happen again (at least from my side)

Again... must be a football thing https://explorer.ooni.org/domain/www.ubports.com?since=2026-05-11&until=2026-06-11 https://explorer.ooni.org/domain/repo.ubports.com?since=2026-05-11&until=2026-06-11 https://explorer.ooni.org/domain/repo2.ubports.com?since=2026-05-11&until=2026-06-11

@MrT10001 yes, but trust me qemu static emulation or box64 can go a long way, not to mention you can just compile it on aarch64. if you use NixManager you can probably get all the compilation dependencies and compile natively on device.