Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0 Beta 1 is now available for testing
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@fair the FP4 does not seem to use the ofono binder plugin yet... Maybe thats the reason.
It also enables voLTE.
See:
https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/reference-device-ports/android11/fairphone-5/fairphone-fp5/-/commit/0c61fce9afe9d3f99cff4a8edfd4fa9e6a56bb7band
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Thank you for the update. If there is anything I can do to help please let me know.
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@naumi said in Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0 Beta 1 is now available for testing:
i have problems with browsers.
- morph displays some web sites with white letters on white ground.. did some trys settings and also tryed some settings in tweaktool.. nothing helps there
A few questions for you:
- Do you have dark mode for applications enabled in System Settings?
- Could you please share specific websites that have this issue?
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@rund_europa said in Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0 Beta 1 is now available for testing:
Bluetooth headset no longer works for me - even with old paired devices. Neither my already paired car radio nor my headphones want to connect to my Volla 22. The same applies to my Volla tablet.
On my Volla 22, Bluetooth headsets that I have on hand does work (although I have found some stability issues that we have to investigate). May I know the make and model of your headphones?
Also, just in case, do you have a Volla 22 with a replacement screen?
@fair said in Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0 Beta 1 is now available for testing:
Under Cellular settings 5G is still missing. Nonetheless, it seems there's no internet data at all despite status showing good signal. The browser keeps saying no internet connection. I've tested LTE coverage with other phone, just to exclude the possibility that my operator turned off LTE completely.
I've created WiFi Hotspot but connection to it fails from any device I've tried.
On my FP4, mobile data does work. Hotspot, however, is confirmed to be broken (at least in password-protected case). Thank you for your report.
@knuddel823 said in Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0 Beta 1 is now available for testing:
On Fairphone 5 GPS and Fingerprint doesn't work
GPS does work on my Fairphone 5 (note that the first position lock can take a long time; this is due to missing/incomplete A-GPS and is a known issue of Ubuntu Touch). Fingerprint, however, doesn't work indeed. Thank you for your report.
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@peat_psuwit said in Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0 Beta 1 is now available for testing:
gsettings set io.ubuntu-touch.system-settings.update offer-development-release true
I am currently on 24.04 daily (567) and daily is the only release channel listed in the updater, does the above command apply only to 20.04 or will it be the same on 24.04?
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@Futura Isn't daily the development release?
I am thinking this might be causing unintended confusion... it seems people might be thinking that 'daily' means it is deemed suitable for daily usage, while in fact it means there are daily updates, since it is the development version.
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@arubislander Someone seem to think that way. They unintentionally installed Noble but I think they used the installer. Does the installer default to that? Or maybe the daily tag really caused the confusion
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@kugiigi It currently defaults to that I think, but then the naming causes additional confusion, as it doesn't alert the casual user that 'here be dragons'.
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@arubislander said in Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0 Beta 1 is now available for testing:
@Futura Isn't daily the development release?
I am thinking this might be causing unintended confusion... it seems people might be thinking that 'daily' means it is deemed suitable for daily usage, while in fact it means there are daily updates, since it is the development version.
Yes AFAIK it is the development and it is far less problematic than 20.04 on my device.
I just want to switch from dev to beta channel prior to 24.04 beta 2. but it seems to only see daily in the updater on the device. -
I just checked the installer to see what was default, and yeah, first one listed in the Installer is 24.04-1.x/daily. Somebody has filed an issue on the installer's gitlab, as per another thread.
@Futura if the updater isn't giving you the option, I did see that there's a 24.04-1.x/rc, which is Release Candidate. You could flash the system to that with the installer, and just make sure the option that says Wipe Data (or something like that) isn't checked.
For 20.04, the installer has /stable, /rc, and /devel. I hadn't considered this potential for confusion before, but I guess "daily driver" is an awfully common term, and I can imagine new users being confused. Either going back to calling it "devel" or changing it to "nightly" might avoid the confusion.
