So first of all glad that you got to this core app, that is no where near what it should be, and second I was thinking on this a lot since I got my phone and put (with the help of mdt tool) UBports on it and now lets get to your list of questions:

1. File manager is an important app on any OS so in mobile OS's also. Users need a good file manager because they need to move or copy things (folders or files). In an open source OS file manager can and must be a powerful tool (I think there should be some "geek"/"developer" options like show hidden files or read root folders or something but not limited to this) and if this is possible those features must have a warning on activation something like becoming a developer on android where you need to do something strange like tap a number of times on android version to become a "developer" and have access to more "geeky" features.
2. Not necessary in this order but: copy, move, paste, delete, open known file types with default app for that file type(not to put user to decide each and every time this should be accomplished using a settings menu or asking user upon first use and by letting the user to change those settings later using a setting menu) select multiple, select all. Last two for copy, cut and delete purposes. I know some of them are missing from the current OS but I guess we all want a functional file manager so in a nut shell all basic functions are important.
3. Moving (copy and delete the originals as far as now) files and delete files are the most I used until now.
4. No move option, no select multiple/all option.

Hope this thoughts on file manager help you. And thank you again for working on this!

Hi guys!
My name is Brînzariu Cristian, I'm from Romania, that`s a weird country in Europe, father of one little monkey. I'm an Ubuntu enthusiastic user since 10.04 and now a proud owner of a Nexus 5 with UBports on it. I'm eager to learn things and help as much as I can ... becoming a patreon for UBports (small one) was a natural thing for me to do.

So I'm here to dream about an mobile OS that do not track me or others and that is still user friendly and modern as the big bad Android or Apple's OS.

At the moment I also discovered that I can help by translating apps to my native language (romanian that is) for UT developers and learning stuff about programming myself for UT.

Nice to meet you all.

Hi! I got 2 questions:

1. I understood that there are some issues with pinephone (some things do not work as intended or missing), what are those and when do you expect to solved them if you can predict?
2. When you will push Marius enough to get that OP5T (OnePlus 5 T) image working? (This is for Dalton)
   That as something that I think would be of a magnitude large enough to make a crater on the moon :)), I mean that if you have a phone with that much power you can really think at convergence and other neat stuff.

@Flohack I can and will do Romanian this week for the telegram app if it`s ok?

So first of all glad that you got to this core app, that is no where near what it should be, and second I was thinking on this a lot since I got my phone and put (with the help of mdt tool) UBports on it and now lets get to your list of questions:

1. File manager is an important app on any OS so in mobile OS's also. Users need a good file manager because they need to move or copy things (folders or files). In an open source OS file manager can and must be a powerful tool (I think there should be some "geek"/"developer" options like show hidden files or read root folders or something but not limited to this) and if this is possible those features must have a warning on activation something like becoming a developer on android where you need to do something strange like tap a number of times on android version to become a "developer" and have access to more "geeky" features.
2. Not necessary in this order but: copy, move, paste, delete, open known file types with default app for that file type(not to put user to decide each and every time this should be accomplished using a settings menu or asking user upon first use and by letting the user to change those settings later using a setting menu) select multiple, select all. Last two for copy, cut and delete purposes. I know some of them are missing from the current OS but I guess we all want a functional file manager so in a nut shell all basic functions are important.
3. Moving (copy and delete the originals as far as now) files and delete files are the most I used until now.
4. No move option, no select multiple/all option.

Hope this thoughts on file manager help you. And thank you again for working on this!

Hi guys!
My name is Brînzariu Cristian, I'm from Romania, that`s a weird country in Europe, father of one little monkey. I'm an Ubuntu enthusiastic user since 10.04 and now a proud owner of a Nexus 5 with UBports on it. I'm eager to learn things and help as much as I can ... becoming a patreon for UBports (small one) was a natural thing for me to do.

So I'm here to dream about an mobile OS that do not track me or others and that is still user friendly and modern as the big bad Android or Apple's OS.

At the moment I also discovered that I can help by translating apps to my native language (romanian that is) for UT developers and learning stuff about programming myself for UT.

Nice to meet you all.