Anyone? Any info about that would of tremendous use for all Wayland/gtk apps ( Chromium UT, Min browser, Signal UT, Rocket.Chat )

@o.o. For the record, with Signal UT it's now possible to send and receive messages, photos, and audios in Signal UT without Waydroid, and to get standard UT notifications when a new message arrives even when the phone is locked.

@messayisto Thank you very much for proposing, I currently have on top of my main phone: *An old vollaphone (with broken screen, and I have datas on my waydroid session there that for now I would not like to relfash it for that reason) *A pine-phone, that I wonder if I could use to try in-development versions (24.04.2) *My old Nexus 5 that was my first UT device but completely outdated! What are you proposing?

Another quick update. I'm really pleased to announce that I got the SharePlugin part of the app working as well. I successfully pushed a file from my Pixel 3a to my (Linux) laptop over BT, but even more importantly for me, I was able to push selected contacts to my car kit The user interface is still too rough for the app to be published as is (at this stage, you have to select the target device based on its MAC address, which is far from convenient), but I'm working on it.

@pparent Thanks for posting that article, I hadn't heard. Low probability of success can be offset by low cost and high value of success. I think the moment we're in presents opportunity like never before. In addition to the French government looking at digital sovereignty, the Danish government is trying to get away from American tech companies. I could imagine many other governments may be considering this. We don't have the interoperability rules here in Canada, but I'm still going to be suggesting to my member of parliament and a couple of ministers that the government should be proactive in examining and acting on the threat posed by the fact that most members of our government, military, and general populace use privacy-intrusive smartphone OSes controlled by a couple USA-based tech companies whose CEOs have already demonstrated a willingness to comply with what increasingly demonstrates itself to be an aggressive and authoritarian government. (I respect the forum's rules about not getting political and hope this didn't cross any lines, but I think what I said is factual and relevant to the point I'm making. I'm not taking a position here on whether annexation is cool, just trying to explain why I think there's an opportunity for UT.) Matrix has benefited from being adopted by various governments and militaries, even if in pilot projects. The challenge is much greater with mobile OS adoption, but if the resources and the need are there, it doesn't seem impossible. My government, for example, is suddenly trying to spend vastly more than ever before on the military and routinely falls short of its spending targets. I could make the argument that a secure, private and functional mobile OS is of strategic military importance And I will! Opportunities like this don't always last very long.

@ChromiumOS-Guy Thanks for the response. Didn't realize the website had a repo, but I very much don't understand the world of repos yet. Sloooowly learning things Glad the issue is raised. Don't want to badger the website team, they do plenty!

Does get weird login touch lag , needing screen refreshing(power button) , second device on 24.04-1.x got the same behaviour . There that , hmm , new feature from many revision that got that call green (get back to )bar at the top , it is a bit anoying , i dont get it purpose and dont look it could be turn off , or cannot find how , anyone got a hint ?

@projectmoon said in standard browser: is there something in the DB that allows it to select a browser without excluding apps from the list by doing a fake domain? no, that's why I did this ugly hack (that will most probably not survive an update btw). Adding a column named for example pref_order to the urls table and sorting by it instead of the row_id (that can't be changed since it's an implicit column) could allow to change dynamically the browser. It would be nice to have if alternative browsers could be used. I don't know if the packagers for alternative browsers would be motivated enough to search what is missing for that.

@MrT10001 thanks

@ChromiumOS-Guy said @oldbutndy not really it would help a lot yes but you can use standard reverse engneering software to check it, also engneering roms have unlocked bootloader so you just compare that to the oldest release if an engneering rom exists. I actually spent more time looking into this yesterday. I did sequential question search using google AI, and asked about finding a bit to change, etc. The answers sounded reasonable (AI is sometimes very good at that, so I am not sure if all were true ...) For one thing, it said the setting was in special partition. It might have said encrypted. And that the special protection firmware in the T-Mobile models check any changes to that partition. I saved the interaction to a file, but have not edited it for clarity yet. But it was convincing enough to completely give up on BE2028, and the Metro model (# ?).

@Moem Sent email. Waiting to hear back. I'm guessing you're right, cheap provider.

@gpatel-fr it was about a year ago, I didn't do extensive testing, but none of the .mkv I tried worked, and .mp4 were very hit-and-miss. Good to know it isn't Hallium-related, perhaps there's hope to fix it on this device. @Charly the issue w/ that is that, AFAIK, Libertine apps aren't hardware-accelerated, and video playback often gets choppy (it was one of the workarounds I tried). Didn't try the snap version though.

@Lakotaubp Hello. Yes, I'll be there on Saturday.

@messayisto I currently have UBtouch on my second B3. right now volte does not work and neither does the camera. But it recognized my mint mobile sim right away and sms,mms,data all work. Overall out of the devices I have used with UBtouch it is great. But sadly until volte works I will continue daily driving my furiphone flx1s am considering trying UBtouch on it but it works great and I don't want to lose a linux daily driver.

@oldbutndy Yeah, this topic has been raised a few times on the forum. To me, it does seem like at this point the website's Devices page may be out of date on this issue. I've made a post in the Design section of the forum, where I've seen the Website team post before.

@gpatel-fr Huh! A challenge like that. I'll try my best...

@MrT10001 does it also work on 2GB/32GB version with android 10 because there isn't a update to android 11?

Interesting answers here are from Plamen, from Braxtech: Q: Will there be an easily buildable close-to-mainline Linux kernel? Will changes be upstreamed to the mainline linux kernel? A: Yes, to both. We’re getting that promise from MediaTek and the integrator they hired for the linux part. Q: Will fingerprint support work on linux? How will the camera look? Should we expect the camera to be green and blurry at the start? A: The mandate is to get everything working, as it will on Android. We will communicate a linux roadmap in due course. One of the main reasons for selecting the g720 by MediaTek (and not a way cheaper alternative such as Rockchip 3588) was the strategic importance for MediaTek to run linux on it - this is their latest high end IoT chip. Most of their customers for the chip will run Linux. Obviously, the camera won’t beat iPad, but it will not be crap.