@PhAndersson @gpatel-fr So the fix is in 1.3 daily. Wait 1.3 candidate to test. Thanks.

@libremax sorry yes, VoLTE I meant

im thinking about bolting on a python ide as well so its built in ...kinda a one stop shop manage/develop/deploy

@developerbayman said: @pparent this is good to know basically 99% of all my stuff is on qt6 i would hate to have to refactor back to qt5 Anyway this is only a question of time before Qt6 gets integrated in the system and become the standard for app development. Now to publish a Qt6 app to the openstore you have to bundle the whole Qt6 library with you're app which might be a bit heavy, be soon this should not be a problem anymore.

@gpatel-fr it does not work. The symptoms are the same.

@tacofeast Yes, welcome! It takes some considerable work to get Ubuntu Touch working on a given phone. There are no ports of Samsung phones at present, and porting is done by community members like yourself. So to see UT running on those phones, you'd need to do the work, or find others interested in sharing that work. There's documentation on porting on the UBports website. Alternately, there'd a list of already supported devices, and perhaps you could find one available used to test out the OS.

This will not be possible as a confined app. You will need a background service that listen to incoming sms and forward it. I'm not sure if such app can be allowed in the openstore, but here is a few things to know. First create your background service, it could be in standard python if you are familiar with. Ofono is the service that emit notifications when new incoming sms, it uses dbus. api can be found here: https://github.com/rilmodem/ofono/blob/master/doc/messagemanager-api.txt (old repository but sending and receiving sms still like that ) AI can help you with a minimal script. then when your service seems to work, you have to create all the plumbery to install/remove/run it, you can find an example with battery-saver app: https://gitlab.com/lduboeuf/battery-saver/

@formel said: I apologies- got it working! ... I have now Ubuntu 20.04 on it. Impressed, that I got it working, but it was not trivial. I think it would be fair to change the title of this topic.

@Martin230799 check NetworkManager is enabled make sure this file looks like this: phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ cat /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf [main] plugins=ifupdown,keyfile [ifupdown] managed=true [device] wifi.scan-rand-mac-address=no if ifupdown managed is false, networkmanager is not managing the network interfaces. in my case it somehow works with it being false but that is most certianly some kind of bug, it should be true.

@undrwater the thing is Ubuntu Touch is a left, top OS. It would ideal is developers follow the Human Interface Guidelines and stop pushing bottom controls into apps. And again, there is no «global back» concept because we have the app spread to switch from app to app. And the launcher to launch apps. Of course there's an in-app back, end it is on the top left corner.

@pparent I've been experimenting for some time and, honestly saying I already don't remember which one, but there was some part of functionality which crashes with Wayland, and works well with XWayland.

On my home wifi I have no issues, so just playing around with the phone now. It's very smooth and responsive. Wonder how it will work with my SIM here in Japan.

@kugiigi i like the convergence this is good

@PringleMingle Have you put it onto the required version of Android before installing UT? Was the device fully charged before starting the process? Noble (24.04.1.x)does not work on this device so use Focal (20.04) instead. Someone is working on this to get the upgrade to Noble. From experience a crashdump is usually a weak/dying battery or battery requiring a charge.

@mihael said: @pparent Definitely. In the first releses of beta, sound quality was awfull both on desktop and UT. Now the sound quality is good on both. So I think that it was not something related to UT. Great to hear, I will try it again myself when I have the opportunity!

@penserv What tablet are you using? If the tablet is running Windows there is a possibility of dual booing Ubuntu. I

@Shriharsh-Kulthe It is an old phone (with the micro USB port) and the fact it updated to Noble may indicate further work may be done. It is not a common device though and I did use it for my main UT device for a while.

Update: I set-up a postal forwarding service so I have an address in the EU. Responded to the email that was sent out after my chat where I was informed that it would not be possible to assist me in any capacity without an address in the EU. Mind you I am paying for this and not trying to scam a warranty policy. The do not respond, I wait a few days and send a follow up email in the same email thread, no response again, I follow up again in a few more days.... Today I receive a response, do you think they opened a repair ticket or did anything at all to assist with facilitating this process? Nope, they responded with the following. "We apologize for our delay in responding to your message. With this message we want to assure you that your request has been received, and we are doing our best to get back to you as soon as possible. To prevent further delay, we would like to ask you to not create multiple requests. If your request is urgent, then please reach out to our support team via Live Chat. We also have an Online troubleshooting tool and useful Support articles to help guide you at home. We appreciate your patience and value your continued support. Your Fairphone Support Team"