Hi @Charly

Sorry but without more information your post seems off topic.
The question is about ChatGPT, OP didn't ask for an alternative.

I'm making the comment because it was not clear to me what you were talking about.

When someone's posting, please consider people who doesn't share the same knowledge one have.
It took me a lot of time to find out what could be "KI" then I considered "offline KI" and it's finally when I added "Huggingface" that I found something that could be relevant but still, no idea about what the "KI" part is?

Giving context is key if one wants good communication.

Hi @OOKAMI

This kind of tinkering is not really supported on Ubuntu Touch.
But if you have enough knowledge to know what you're doing (it seems like it), I would advise to have a look at the porting documentation.

Because, as you well realized, Ubuntu Touch is not a regular Debian based distribution on a PC.
We use an immutable image and not every tool that you're used to are available.
Supporting hardware acceleration is something made possible during the making of a port, so if you're interested, I suggest you familiarize yourself with the porting documentation which will give you pointers and ways to get some help.

Here is the main gate to knowledge https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction/Intro.html

Hi @mmmmhLasagna (now I'm hungry)

I don't know anything about Windows, but maybe something to do with your client.
Can you try with a Linux installed on a Live USB drive for example?

Because something tells me that these error codes only mean something with regard to the client you're using...

Hi @domubpkm

I just want to give everyone an advice of caution instead of being overly enthusiastic and risking a backfire.

Hope won't get you anywhere it's a matter of choices and trust.
But yes, unconfined apps are manually reviewed, but it doesn't guaranty anything, it prevents obvious malicious apps or unnecessary rights. Still it's a manual process done AFAIK by a single person with normal human flaws.

As for a proper implementation, it can be done in the system with a companion app dedicated to the configuration UI or even better in the phone app itself.

Don't get me wrong, I'm grateful for the work done.
But the disclaimer is necessary.
And integration in the system would be a better solution for the community and sustainability of this feature.

Final statement on this:
Security is a matter of trust.
Trust in your skills to review the code yourself.
Trust in the app developer.
Trust of the validation process (or the validator).
At the end the final user is the one to make the decision, but we owe them an honest depiction of what one can expect and the associated risks.

@domubpkm More on this during the Q&A on Saturday.

And as always for unconfined apps (and other, but specifically unconfined apps) be aware of the risks associated with granting full system access.

@Keneda
I realized ; see there: https://forums.ubports.com/post/83786

Using APT is expected in the "porting phase" so to speak.
And I wasn't sure they realized that testing VoLTE is not something any user can do but needs porting skills...

Hi again @JDee-Intl

This gives context to my previous answer.
In order for you to attempt helping out the porter of your device, you'll need to set a development environment and be able to build an image from sources.
For this I highly recommend to check the porting documentation out:
https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction/index.html

This way you'll better understand how it works and what is involved in this issue.

HI and welcome @JDee-Intl

You might be in the wrong place.
This post is about testing out the VoLTE plugins for the Fairphone5 and I surmise you just tried to install some deb packages like it would be a regular debian based OS.
This is a common mistake, but the rootfs is readonly on Ubuntu Touch and apt is not supported, it is restricted to developers for creating the image we can later use.

Hi @Salah

It's already available, but there is a roll out process to avoid straining the servers.
It should be available soon as, if I remember correctly, the process take about a week.

Also check that you're properly on channel "Stable" if you're in RC you might wait a long time for a new one

Hi @domubpkm

Sadly too late.
Music app is one of the core preinstalled apps and you shouldn't try to uninstall them as it is not handled in the same way as other regular apps.
See this thread: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/10425/camera-app-cannot-be-installed
And maybe also this one: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/10498/music-app-stopped-working
Even if the latest was correlated with an issue on the music app that required a fix if my memory serves me well.

The easiest way would be to reinstall without wiping the data or maybe open an issue if the issue is confirmed (or another thread to confirm your observation).

Hi @kuailexs

The MR needs to be manually review and it can take some time.
I'm not the most qualified to talk about this process, but that's my understanding.

Hi @naizena
I share your frustration, but we do not have a say on the hardware development.
So we need hardware compatibility and an appropriate port to be able to offer this feature.

I found it amazing that we can do this with the Fairphone4 an already with the experimental port of the Fairphone5.
And all that with a very small team of enthusiastic developers.

As with most things in live it's neither black or white but somewhere in the middle.
Glass half full kind of thing

Hi @stoyanov_vl

Ports are made to a dedicated hardware, so I'm not surprised that the new touchscreen doesn't work.
In order to fix that you would have to follow the porting guide in order to understand what it is to port for a device and tackle the specific issue of your specific touchscreen...

Here's the documentation:
https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction/index.html

Hi @Salah

Customization is not a topic of interest at the moment.

This is considered a luxury when the system struggle to stay relevant.
VoLTE is a pressing matter, updating Morph, keeping up with upstream is also important as well as finding a way to get better messenger apps (notifications, voice calls, video calls, reactions, etc.)

At least that's not something the foundation is pushing forward.

But sure why not ?...

I personally don't like having too much settings and prefer having something easy to configure.
So I would prefer not having this feature than having a another setting just for this.

Hi @musicologist

Did you get in touch with Volla about this issue?
If I'm not mistaken some people reported a screen swap and it seemed to have worked...

@wally said in Brax3 the mysterious:

In any case, a nice bit of publicity. I figure more publicity, more users, perhaps more developers and also more donations to the foundation

That's what we're trying to achieve.
It would be a nice Christmas present to the community, I guess.
And a good way to start 2025 with a new sponsor.

Let's wait and see.

Hi @ds2k5

This setting is not available directly AFAIK, but maybe it's tied to the volume of alarms set in the Clock app.
Either way, I think you should be able to use uVolMan from the OpenStore to meet your expectations.

No worries,

But you can have a look at what is already reported there:
https://gitlab.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/-/issues

Before creating a new issue, be sure it hasn't been filed before.
There is not a lot of developers so don't bother creating a lot of issues, it takes time to sort them out and prioritize them.
Also issues can stay open and untouched for years because of the same reason...

Hi @Salah

Your enthusiasm for the project is appreciated and I hope you'll continue trying to contribute.

But please can you stop using this kind of sentence:

@Salah said in Incoming Call (Answer|Reject) Changing UI:

I hope in 24.04 or later will change [...]

This kind of comment is not helpful, hoping doesn't make things happen magically.
To quote a famous master "do or do not, there is no try".

So if you want something to happen there are few options:

1. Do it yourself and ask for support when you get stuck
2. Create a feature request or a bug report on Gitlab
3. Donate, that's another way of hoping but it's more useful to the community
4. Lead developers and motivate them

Publicly stating that oneself hope for something is just a prayer and we're no god, we're a community, individuals rallied under one banner pushing in the same direction...

Hi @tigerpro

I don't think anyone else is attempting this port.
But if you need help you can post in the porting section of the forum if you got stuck after reading the porting documentation.