@MrT10001 hey, i was able to unlock my bootloader i found a guide on XDA to edit my registories on windows regarding USB ports. Usb3fix.txt FOR ANYONE READING THIS. PLEASE SAVE THOSE LINE IN A TEXT FILE AND CHANGE THE EXTENSION TO .bat AND THEN RUN IT AS ADMINISTRATION. then i could run the unlock.cmd file and it ran flowlessly. thank you for your help.

@ikoz i see, so it is that easy on public hotspots in general unregardless of the os i use, that uhh sucks

@ChromiumOS-Guy yes its just perfect as second clipboard for selected text, daily used on desktop

No, no change. I'll open an issue; that'll be more efficient. I've started the French translation on Weblate.

@projectmoon yes this is what im talking about thank you i will add to the list

it will have to basically be a hack UT's confined nature does not allow block usb writes ...yet ...im hoping to change that with "workspace" ....i actually have a iso writer app ready to go already built ....just does not work because UT confinement

@gpatel-fr i'd say its more general experience coding/compiling, i will say the real barrier right now is enough ram to compile and have a few browser tabs open.

@pparent ok. Thanks for the clarification. I just said that because it is a behavior i noticed very frequently.

im working on something for printer support and other network sharing things ...actually drop in replacement for content hub its called "workspace" its meant to be a daemon background service because UT does not have one it will lock itself as a open app while that option is selected it cant close so it can keep running in the background and fill all those services ....maybe eventually even actually replace content hub in the long run if it proves itself ...but im designing it to come for content hubs head ...im doing alot so i dont know when

@pe3noATo2DOTpl I gonna try to port to the n8000 too but I need to wait for an new motherboard because my old motherboard had an nand failure because of this post I know porting is what I want to do as an hobby thanks everyone who came to this post btw

@projectmoon Can you do journactl -r | grep 99captive_portal ?

Updated release: https://github.com/brennoflavio/greenline/releases Now bringing the app to the foreground while a chat is open should update the chat "view once" messages are now rendered and notified (not possible to see the content, Whatsapp limitation) Mentions should render correctly now Some scroll fixes when you open the chat page or click on the button to scroll to bottom

Don't know if anything was done about it, or just had to wait a few days, but seems to work now once again.

@pparent Many tries later - with a failed speechmessage too - unexpected: sending a picture works fine up to now. Later I will send you a screencast of the failed picture insert before. Btw: installing the screencast App failed... AppStore always returns to the green "installieren" button!

@oldbutndy said geometry dash: Anyone know of a way to forward SMS messages to 2nd phone number, when main number is unavailable (weak cell, airplane mode, etc) ? After many weeks of asking questions (here and Google) regarding voice calls over WiFi, considering software solutions and mixed (hardware / software) solutions, I finally had the sense to ask about voice call forwarding to second phone which has functional WiFi calling. Google said 'possible'. Carrier said 'we support that'. [just requires 2nd phone line, and phone, and remembering to keep it charged. tedious but workable]. I set it up & tested it. Seems to work ! So, now the last critical problem is no SMS over WiFi, when cell signal is too weak. My requirement is communication with 'average' user, who has only OEM android or ios messaging installed on their phone. That rules out asking everyone I need to communicate with to add and learn new apps. Asking google about that, answer was that any SMS forwarding solution would be linked to WiFi calling. Can anyone shed light on options here ? or UT plans or progress (testing status, etc) ? Standard SMS can’t be conditionally forwarded like calls when your phone is unreachable—carrier forwarding usually only works for voice, not texts. Your best options are enabling Wi-Fi Calling + SMS over Wi-Fi (if your carrier/phone supports it), or using services like Google Voice or call/text forwarding apps that mirror SMS to another device. Otherwise, your antenna solution (or adding a signal booster) is the most reliable workaround without changing how others contact you.

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@pparent video script of bulletpoints on android to UT transition.

Since this is not a device question, I will move it to Support and mark it as a solved question.

The problem has resolved itself somehow. As of now everything is working as intended. I will post any developments that might arise. Thanks.

@messayisto calls show up and you can respond or hang up, but there’s no audio, so you can’t hear anything and the one on the other side also can’t hear you. So not usable, but it partially works.