Thank you, @MarkG_108. You're helping us make this all happen.

Welcome @oldtjikko We're here to help as other helped us before. I hope you'll enjoy UT as much as I do.

@justinz Not done yet, my friend.

@arubislander gosh.

@alan_g said in Mir 1.x and beyond: Mir doesn’t (yet) have a clean API for adding Wayland protocol extensions in a server and, in any case, those that are needed by Ubuntu Touch are simply exposing existing Mir functionality. So, once the necessary protocol extensions are identified, the Mir code is the place to implement them. Small clarification, that was a year ago. There's now a way to add Wayland extensions to Mir servers.

Tens of millions around the world are, like you were, unaware that Ubuntu Touch is a good option to test. One day, they will also land here.

@dobey It fixed the issue for me.

@geoeducativa I see you have created a new thread for this question. That is good. So I will remove the above post as it is off topic.

@bolly said in Yumi Calendar 2022: untill 18 it will not be free Pretty sure you meant "possible" Or replace it by he. Or free by libre maybe lol.

It gets my vote. I have written to our Government (not EU any more) regarding this as we as a world human population have to stop putting perfectly viable electrical and electronic equipment into landfill. Apple and Samsung in the electronics industry are two of the worst publicly known offenders as their drvices orphan so quickly - even though they say they don't orphan devices and their devices are repairable (not). This is one of the main reasons I think UT is the way forward - a community driven project that captures a small portion of the devices that would be disposed of as they are orphaned. All hardware drivers should be open source so they can be integrated into the like of UT, Sailfish and others. Bootloaders should be easily unlocked. Hardware should be easily replaceable and repairable.

And so say all of us Thank You All.

Just got myself a used Pixel 3a XL and excited to see what this year has in store. Loving following this project!

@Fla that pull request is in dev as of last night and should be in rc for next week. Well before OTA12.

Hi @Capsia , Thanks to you and any others for the excellent work on the websites! I hope this is an ok topic to post this in. I didn't find much else pertaining to website discussion. (TL;DR - I'm suggesting a Donate button next to porter/maintainer names on each Devices page of the website.) Recently I tried to donate to my device's porter, and found it hard to find how to do so. I tracked down his Paypal eventually, but it took some searching, and it might not be possible to find some porters. I thought if there were a Donate button on the website, similar to how there's an option on the OpenStore to donate to the app's developer, it might both remind people to donate, and make it easier to do so. I asked about this idea on Q&A #157 and Alfred and AppLee were both favourable toward it. But of course this requires work, and I have no skills with websites. I imagine it would require reworking the Contributors section on the Devices pages, and enabling an optional donate button next to the names of any contributors who'd like donations and who provide a link to their patreon/libera/whatever. It would get more complicated when there are many developers and maintainers. Who will the user donate to? Each of them? And is it weird if some of them request donations and others don't? But to me, it's still better to have the option, even if there are complications. Anyway, sorry to be making a suggestion with no way to help bring it about. But I wanted to float the idea out there, to keep our porters supported!

Just wanted to mention here, that Signal UT should now be a usable client for basic chatting, and will keep improving in the coming 2-3 month: https://open-store.io/app/signalut.pparent

@johndoe we are working on a plugin to lomiri system settings like Libertine plugin. I already have most things implemented in backend, mostly lack some generation control over nix/home-manager left other then that mainly implementing the main UI, I have a design ready just need to implement it.

Thanks @danfro , that's a helpful hint to know.

@aarontheissueguy You should definitely see this post, I really think signal-desktop is the way to go: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11532/signal-ut-signal-desktop-for-ubuntu-touch