@MrT10001 Alright, will do! Thanks!

I have pushed 4.19.265 to the repos, daily images should pick it up any moment now. We're getting closer!

@arubislander yeah I switched up the codenames it’s focal and noble

@0xecution3r Yeah they wear out over time. I have replaced the ribbon cable and buttons on a lot of used devices. You can mark this topic as solved by marking it as read and then solved.

I also struggled getting into a development ready state due to the readme inconsistencies. An unfortunate barrier to entry. That said, it looks like this would bring Clickable deps up to date for Noble (once merged): https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/lomiri/-/merge_requests/254

Current status of Organic Maps on Ubuntu Touch Resolds of the correspondence between Alexander from Organic Maps and pparent Well we are exchanging, but it turns out that their desktop Interface based on Qt is quite different from the one of Android/iOS and is more geared towards development for now and not adapted at all to mobile, so that's not ideal. ( At first I thought the Android app itself was based on Qt ) The good news is someone proposed to work on making this interface more user-friendly at least on desktop https://github.com/orgs/organicmaps/discussions/11805 , although I'm not sure how responsive it will be. We also discussed about making a snap and a deb package. But anyway I think the best for now might be to wait and see what comes out of this new interface development and wait for Qt6 to be released on Ubuntu Touch, which we need to be able to do a port to the openstore. Also what I have just asked him is weather their Qt app supports navigation. Because I cannot find it in the Qt desktop app ( but I don't have any GPS sensor on my desktop ). Because if there is no navigation in the Qt app, the use of this ported app might be quite limited, until they possibly develop this feature in Qt. Also it turns out their Android app is in Java, using the Android API, so this app itself is not easily portable to Ubuntu Touch, only their Qt/Desktop app is. By the way sorry I realize I forgot to reply. You can post the infos. By the way they told me that for now the Qt application does not include navigation as the Adroid App does, but that it could be added easily because navigation exists within their core C++ app. I agreed to try to find time to create a deb package and then maybe a snap package for their app, this would allow to have a first preview inside Ubuntu Touch as well, on top of giving visibility to their Qt app.

@pparent Thanks, I got it

Dear all, I solved the "backup-issue" by mounting my Pixel 3a XL into my linux drive via ssh by sshfs [user@]host:[dir] mountpoint [options] (see also https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-mount-a-remote-filesystem-over-ssh-with-sshfs) Once the phone is a "normal" drive in the linux-system, rsync can be started normally and no rsync-daemon on the UT-device is necessary. Best regards Jörg

@alexanderzhirov said in Problem with updating and working with the app store: The page opened, although everything loaded very slowly I remember that at some point I had an extremely low performance cellular link and trying to open the store led to exactly your problem - it never succeeded to open. After switching to wifi where I got at least > 5 Mb/s, the store opened normally. There may be a software problem in the store app when the link is abnormally slow.

@Vlad-Nirky Thanks - I'll mess around with that later. I do have a cron job rsynching keepass and gnucash files from my Ubuntu desktop to my Raspberry Pi. My Windows 11 laptop runs Ubuntu in WSL. I use rsynch to grab current keepass and gnucash files off the pi. I am rusty on setting up keys, so will need to reread some documentation. But that would solve keepass currency issues pretty quickly.