Hi @domubpkm

Sorry for my bad/erroneous answer during the Q&A, but QT6 not being available in Focal having a version of Morph embedding Qt6 would be very difficult.
Not impossible, but very hard, so probably won't happen.

Hi @AAM42

Just use the UBports installer.
Go to this page, everything is explained: https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/algiz/

I hope it'll go smoothly.

Hi @developerbayman

You're perfectly right, no need for the content hub.
I never tried an HTML app, but I'm pretty sure, this is the documentation you are looking for:
https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/appdev/guides/writeable-dirs.html

Let us know how it went.

Hi @PiotrBujakowski

Yes, that's a known thing.
Because Ubuntu Touch does support snap doesn't mean that snap apps support Ubuntu Touch.

There is a project to bring firefox as a click, but I think it's in beta version and only available on the dev's repo.
You can try this: https://gitlab.com/debclick/uFirefox/-/jobs/9866929411/artifacts/file/build/aarch64-linux-gnu/app/firefox.fuseteam_138_arm64.click

Hi @CiberSheep

Same issue for me.
Also MMS don't work or I have trouble with in (Noble)
But some other people reported SMS and MMS working OK

Hi @ezst036

To clarify what everyone is saying, you have to swipe out the lock screen if you don't have any code set.
It's still necessary to unlock the phone. It just doesn't mean what you think it means.

Hi @pparent

You have the possibility to host the bridge at home as far as I can tell.
That's the beauty and magic of Open Source Software...

Of course it requires some time and efforts. One has to make their own security/privacy assessment.

Hi @rdfrs

I don't use WhatsApp, but yes there is a bridge:
https://docs.mau.fi/bridges/go/whatsapp/index.html

Hi @Rondarius

IIRC the question was asked in a Q&A or on Telegram.
There is currently no official contact between the UBports foundation and Liberux.

But of course our door is open and they are welcome to try and port Ubuntu Touch to this device.
The more the merrier.
And if they have some issues while porting they can do the same as any porter and contact us on the forum or Telegram for help.

The foundation do not have the means to kickstart ports for devices.
The Fairphones are a good development base as they are rare devices to support wired external display and have very good performances.
With this exception, we rely on devices contributors have and want to have working with Ubuntu Touch, in other terms a personal goal instead of something driven by the foundation.

@stanwood and @adorsaz
It might already be available in Devel.
But I don't have this device to check things out.

@haagch said in Volla Quintus Update fails:

I guess I'll mark this as solved even though going through RC is more of a workaround than an actual solution, because the update really should just work.

Hi @haagch ,
This is the way to go.
The forum is not a bug tracker.
You had an issue someone helped you solve it.

For reporting bugs it should be done in the Gitlab or Github dedicated to the proper project.
Can be Ubuntu Touch, a specific app, a device specific issue, ...

@Vlad-Nirky said in What's the best way to store a user password?:

Isn't it a problem for any operating system ?

For proprietary OS, they can easily work around it by integrating a secret in the binary and only the authenticated user can make use of this secret to access sensitive data.
It's not the best, but it's pretty good.
Or they can rely on security cores to store all the user's secrets in it and grant access only to a trusted piece of code made by the developer of the OS then it's up to the OS to check the user's credentials before accessing the sensitive data.
This is widely used nowadays but do you trust the OS developer with your secrets?

Hi @RayCulp

Never noticed something of the sort.
But I very rarely receive calls when I'm in flight mode (I would know because my provider sends an SMS on missed calls without voicemail)

Hi @Vlad-Nirky

OP wanted a secure way to store user's password for the app to use.
That's an issue with Ubuntu Touch as if a malicious actor can figure out the encryption method used and the key just by reading the sources.
A solution would require a way to encrypt the password and ensure that only the intended and unaltered app can access it.

Non trivial.

Hi @bamboy360

I see you made quite some posts here.
I appreciate your enthusiasm for Ubuntu Touch and your intention to help however you can.

I just wanted to clarify that the forum is intended to discuss topics with the community.
I'm explaining this because some posts can be interpreted as bug reports or feature requests.
For bugs and requests it's best to create an issue on Gitlab or to the relevant project (Waydroid or a specific app).

Cheers mate

Hi @saveurlinux

They plan a first alpha release in 2026.
So it's not for today. But if they want to support Ubuntu Touch, they are welcome to contact us for help integrating it.
There are many trials to create an alternative to Chrome and all are welcome to make a version for Ubuntu Touch.

UBports sadly does not have the resources to work on something else.

We have efforts made to bring Webkit to Ubuntu Touch as well as work done with Firefox and the upgrade of Morph to Qt6. 3 projects and probably only 3 persons doing work.
And they also contribute to porting, apps and the OS.

@PiotrBujakowski
It won't be supported because it is intentionally not supported.

Not everything is in Snap. Correct; also not everything is in DEB file or not everything is in flatpack...
So no need to ask some broad question like this, you'll save time and effort to simply explain what you try to accomplish.

If you have specific wishes or need then there are methods to get what you want.
It often involves spending money for someone else to do it for you or investing your time into doing it yourself like most things in life.

@faveoled
You don't want it this way, but this is how it is intended to work.

And how would you lock the device if not with the power button?
Your specific use case is not how it has been designed to work.

When connected to an external screen, the touchscreen is intended as a trackpad and/or virtual keyboard.
The power button is used as always to lock the phone.

If there is a workaround for you, maybe someone will be able to help.
But don't expect a change in the OS only to help with your broken device.

@faveoled said in Can it do External Monitor + Screen Off?:

the device's display does unwanted clicks.

I mean this must be a hardware issue.

The behavior of Ubuntu Touch is as expected.
If you lock your phone, then ... it's locked.

If I understand your issue, you want to switch off the screen (including the touchscreen) programmatically to avoid those phantom clicks.
For this I guess it should be electrically switched off as the input seems sketchy.

I wouldn't know where to start, but if I could help clarify the issue, that would be something I guess

@Keneda Didn't work neither with Firefox on KUbuntu during the Q&A