@CyBerT For Multiboot Check out this link: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/OnePlus_6_(oneplus-enchilada)/Multi_Booting_and_Custom_Partitioning#Dual_booting_pmos_with_other_uefi_based_os_(like_openbsd_,_netbsd_,_freebsd,windows,etc)_via_Renegade_Project

@k.nacke I was still actively testing UT, until I realized the errors on your gitlab (about the 1 gig upload). I will reflash UT tonight and keep testing. Thanks a lot, Most Importantly, Did you consider moving to github? or somewhere less limited?

@ZZZZ said in Redmi Note 8 Pro: Hello, can you tell me why the OpenStore app doesn't work after installing UT on the Redmi Note 8 Pro? No, but maybe it's because the port is outdated and abandoned?

@Merlu Did you downgrade to Android 10 before proceeding with the ubports-installer? Did you check "wipe user-data" and "bootstrap" on installation options in ubports installer?

@gpatel-fr said in Why does UT not have assisted GPS?: We currently do not expect to continue our operations beyond the year 2025 Yes, Positon is intended as a temporary offering. Please note that I do not recommend using Positon, BeaconDB, or even Geoclue 2 — I am only testing them

The major problems currently found that need to be fixed for alpha 2: PKI errors when trying to send direct messages trying some nodes but not others. Don't know what causes this. Node names (and probably other info) not updating correctly when that information changes. Handling of unsent messages is very poor. Cannot delete or resend. Cannot tell difference between an unsent vs unacknowledged message.

There is not much we can do, as we run our own mailserver the big industry´s services might slowdon/filter that traffic. Its basically they give a .... about anything thats independently hosted and flag it or drop it. On my private email but also sometimes with UBports I am automatically added to GMail spam for every user I ever wrote to. For UBports mass mailing we even use a paid SMTP server as otherwise not much would come through.

I’m especially curious about performance improvements and app compatibility, because lightweight games likereally benefit from smooth rendering, low latency, and stable touch input. Th ese kinds of optimizations can make Ubuntu Touch more attractive for casual gaming and indie developers as well.

New release in the OpenStore. 0.4.7 - 2026-01-03 New: Custom in-app JavaScript dialogs for alert() and confirm() (better usability on small screens). Separate storage partitions for Tor vs non-Tor browsing (no cookie/site-data crossover). DNS switcher (Secure DNS / DNS-over-HTTPS) with multiple providers and custom endpoint support. Improved: Better pressed-state visibility for on-screen keyboard keys in the Light theme. Fixed: Fixed caret visibility issues when typing in internal pages, browser dialogs, and the address bar. Many thanks to @domubpkm for the testing. You really put a lot of effort into it and it helped me a lot.

It simply beautifully works , up to 108 , basic tests , volte, mms, sms ,++ . Yes , still do not know updates changelogs . Devs ,more rounds of applause .

@DJac Welcome.

@bhdouglass One thing that I'm missing in the new site compared to the old one, as a developer, is to be able to have an overview of the stats of all your apps as once.

@Merlu said in Flashing firmware takes an eternity: stuck at the step "flashing firmware" since hours. I take it that 'hours' means literally more than 120 minutes. If it is the case, I'd say that it's abnormally long, yes. It could maybe mean that the download from Internet crashed (network glitch), or that after a successful download the transfer via USB crashed. IMO the #1 probable culprit for this last problem could be a low quality USB cable. In both cases you'd probably expect a good error message, but the installer is not that polished to have faultless (!) error reporting. @Merlu said in Flashing firmware takes an eternity: Is there a risk to brick my phone if i interrupt the process? Possibly but if you are stuck since 3 hours, I don't think there is much else you can do. Normally the low-level firmware, that allows for the phone to be flashed, is not touched by the process, so even if the phone don't start after that, you can try again to flash it, possibly with a better quality USB cable. That's exactly what happened to me when I installed UT.

Hello I've managed to send a file using Bluetooth. First to get bluetooth running again, I've reset the device. After this, bluetooth service worked again normally. As advised by @gpatel-fr, I've installed bt-obex using crackle. crackle install bluez-tools I've then opened 3 Terminal tabs to run these tasks in parallel: Terminal 1 # To find the Android phone receiving the file bluetoothctl scan on # Find and copy the MAC address of the Android bluetooth adapter to paste it in terminal 3 Terminal 2 # Start the obexd tool /usr/libexec/bluetooth/obexd Terminal 3 # Make sure that the Android bluetooth device is discoverable # Send the file with bt-obex bt-obex -p [MAC address of the Android bluetooth adapter] /tmp/test-bluetooth.txt On the Android device, make sure that you accept receiving the file from the Ubuntu Touch device and check that the content is sucessfully received.

I honestly don't understand most of these thing. I don't know what NDK is But may I know what's the advantage of this? Would it have better performance? Also, I assume this can only be used on Android devices and not mainline?

I don't know if the subject is already actual... but, as nobody (more competent than me - means most people on this forum) answer, i try to : Personnly, i meet not this on my device. do you try to activate (& change) the PIN on the android device and go back to the ut one ? if don't works, do you try to re-install UT on your device ? does it can come from your opeator : pearaps some of them considere UT device not as phone ? (but as objects or 4G box). So they could treats it differently.

i use to have the same good feeling on 16.04 realise. but i don't found it on 20.04 (ota-10 & 11). my batterie was old so... i change it, but i can't re-found the same feeling. I don't know the reason. But do you feel it too ? pearaps it comes from my phone...

@Sander I hadn't tried that! THANKS

@viko As has been said, dtbo.img is generally not needed. If the port doesn't boot, the issue is more like due to other reasons. Feel free to check the porting docs I linked you in Telegram.