@stanwood thanks !

Nice to see Swiss users too

Hi!

Thanks for the this work, it's really cool to be able to receive and view Signal messages without needing to open the whole Waydroid stuff

I'll take a look to the way you did it, as I've seen there's an unofficial Dino application snap package available (this is an XMPP client). I'll check if I can port this application using same techniques.

I took time to test with the different update channels available and VoLTE works with current 24.04-0.1/daily channel (update 2025-10-19/3).

@pparent I've plugged my phone on a monitor and leverage the Ubuntu Touch desktop mode (convergence) to have Signal UT and Waydroid side by side. Then you can take picture directly with your phone.

The only thing a bit hard with this setup were that Waydroid scale with a big zoom. I had to update the LineageOS display setting to reduce UI to the smallest possible value.

Here are steps I've just followed:

1. Flash Android 11 stock image from fairphone website
2. Start Android 11, configure phone
3. In mobile settings, uncheck VoLTE and check it back
4. Same for wifi calling (uncheck then check)
5. Make a call and check it's working well with Android. My operator has disabled 3G, so this check ensures me the VoLTE is well working on Android

Then, download UBports Installer 0.11.2 and start the process to install Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0 stable channel wipping user data.

Phone seems connected to 4G: the network status icon has letter « L ». Although voice phone call did not work.

I tried to call my Ubuntu Touch device with another Android phone and I didn't received the call on the Ubuntu Touch one.

I tried to run the gdbus command and I got same result than you (neither registered, nor voice and sms capabilities).

On a new test, I've started journalctl -f and I attach the result here. Let me know if more logs are needed.

voice_call.log

Note that before doing the call, I disconnected wifi to be sure to use VoLTE and not VoWifi.

@alaskalinuxuser

I've just tried your click on 24.04-1.2 on a Fairphone4 and it works well thanks!

The content hub is a great feature and I was able to send and receive pictures.

I've installed the Malakiboard with the Ambot Installer and reduced the height of my keyboard and it seems there's some space wasted when keyboard is shown on Kaidan (see screenshot below). I don't know if there's a way with Lomiri to know the current keyboard height to adapt the UI correctly. Anyway this is a minor bug.

I've just opened an issue on Gitlab so developpers can check the logs and ask me more of them if needed: https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/ubuntu-touch/-/issues/2281

Hello

I'm pleased to announce I've published muttum for Lomiri today:

https://next.open-store.io/app/org.muttum.muttum-lomi/

The player has 6 attempts to retrieve a word from a dictionary. Currently the game contains 3 dictionaries: english, german and french.

If you know a dictionary for your language I can add it in next versions. The requirement is to have a plain text file with one word by line.

Some notes:

• About the NSFW tag: the end game screen contains a link to the Wiktionary page of the solution. As I do not filter/censor list of playable words, this link can target a page with violent content or explicit image.
• muttum is also available for the GNOME desktop (I made it last year) and it shares the same game engine and translations. The Lomiri version has the advantage to be responsive as the Ubuntu Touch toolkit is made for easy convergence.
• For the application id, I built it with the reversed DNS of the project website (muttum.org). As I already used the "org.muttum.muttum" id for the GNOME version, I wanted to use "org.muttum.muttum-lomiri", so you can install both version. As the Open Store disallows application ids to contain words "lomiri" and "ubports", I shortened the id with "org.muttum.muttum-lomi".