@Zer0 It’s a shame if you’re thinking of turning your back on this UT community. I only see the public conversations. I don’t know much about the rules in open-source projects. My field of expertise is mechanical engineering and control systems. But even in this industry, there are often differences that seem insurmountable. Most of the time, it has nothing to do with the actual issue. Maybe the train has already left the station when it comes to the App Drawer gold plating. We’ll just have to see what happens next and what comes of it. In the meantime, try creating a standalone app for Ubuntu Touch—it’ll make everyone’s jaws drop. (Long faces) You have what it takes to write a really great app. Go for it!

It seems Signal-Desktop will support linux-arm64 officially in upcoming releases! https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Desktop/commit/8e1728ff634734a5e30fd314ab4c246434f0aa2e Which is a nice to have! (That does not exclude the need to patch the code for use on UT )

@marlboro50 said: Ubuntu Touch could benefit from a well-integrated, convergence-friendly Jami client. I think we can agree on that.

@gpatel-fr said: @libremax I don't want to discuss your political arguments as it would be somewhat off-topic for a technical forum. This thread is non-technical, and your claim regarding Telegram is as well. It therefore makes sense that my response is in the same vein, and there is no reason to dismiss it for that reason. More generally, Ubuntu Touch, OpenStore, and others are free software, and their raison d’être—freedom—has more to do with ethics, philosophy, and politics than with technology. This makes it appropriate to discuss such topics on this forum while striving to stay grounded in observable reality. However read again what you posted and ponder if the EU can be both independant enough of the USA to not care about their definitely hostile stance to Telegram, and too dependent to care about the subjection of the 'open store' to the US law. Read what you posted and what I posted and you can see that neither you nor I mentioned this point—“the supposed hostility of the US toward Telegram.”—in what was said earlier. Bringing it up now, in an attempt to suggest that I might be contradicting myself on another point, is not respectful of the truth. Muddling the issue in this way is not in keeping with the spirit of the open and honest discussions we hope to foster on this forum.

fairphone 5 works fine it´s more responsive then 24.04 1.3 flashed from andriod 15 soo no fingerprint and wifi but everything else work

@pparent Sorry YES, corrected Running without your script. In fact, the network quite frequently disconnects and then reconnects but not instantly, often with a lag of a few seconds. That said, I am wary that this does not come from atmospheric conditions with high heat and azure blue skies where waves often circulate poorly.

@Moem true but i m good for now will reflash someday

@gpatel-fr said: Another solution if you need 24.04-2 but not the last version could be to try to install a previous version less bulky. Unfortunately I have no quick idea to do that either. I just wanted to try to investigate the problem of OSK with XWayland apps on 24.04-2.x, and check whether the problem is still present. Well it does not matter, I will try again later.

@PerlMax it's on Telegram according to https://open-store.io/submit

@CiberSheep Great respect towards you owning your hiccup. To me, the guy just seemed enthusiastic. You see the same thing with a few others on this forum... a bit of cross-posting here and there, sometimes even on topics that aren't directly related. But he's actually building things, and we're in a position where people who have the ability time and willingness to build something are in short supply. but mistakes are made, and will be made again. We are all Human after all wel except for a few Robots that are working to build UBports 24/7 (meant to say this as with great respect )

@Lazarus2026 Mine is still on iodéOS. Brax Tech’s shift in attitude from “we’ll take care of everything” to “this is what we can do; let the community continue the port” is a bit disappointing. It’s still a great phone running AOSP, but as long as the port doesn’t support calls, I’ll stick with AOSP. Wait (as I don't have skills to help the port at the moment) and see...

@pparent Agreed, and i will follow your attempt closely

@kugiigi clickable works fine on UT now. Install clickable snap and docker snap connect some.slots and you're off to the races.

@linl Yeah, I did the same thing. Started with the chat support and they mentioned they could help me but would need get back to me via email. Did some emails back and forth and they asked for all the same stuff (even though I provided it in the initial chat) and after a week of back and forth they came out and said they couldn't help me. =(

@dadrickpistachio That is awesome! Great job! If it is on Android 9, it sounds like it could be pushed through the main pipeline versus having to do a new build, right?

@kristatos Thanks for answering. The package is called bzip but the command is bunzip2.

@MrT10001 curiosity killing my cat, did you attempt the method you discovered on 24.04? I'm sure you did, I'm just asking because I kind of wanted to try the ota update using your method to get it to boot. The only reason I haven't is because I dont really want to rescue again and run the installer again and download all the apps again if it fails.