@Marathon2422 Yes, most phones shipping to EU and North America have left the factory.
Confirmation e-mails are in progress and planned during this week.
Delivery is expected within 12 days for EU and within 18 days for North America.
[Edit] Still waiting the email, but I don't care as long as I get the phone this month 
@mito77
You can use the dropdown menu, there is an entry left of the rotation.
You can select the existing selected layouts or change it within "Text Entry Settings..." which allows you to select the different layouts you may use for an external keyboard.
Hello,
I'd say, have a look at clickable it makes compilation for UT easier.
You can check those links, it might help or point in the right direction :
http://clickable.bhdouglass.com/en/latest/install.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehqlwRNrfO0&feature=youtu.be
http://docs.ubports.com/fr/latest/appdev/guides/dependencies.html
@dreamwebspace said in Notes-app and calendar reminder default sound?:
why are Calendar and Notes using ringtones for notifications?
I wish I knew 
That's bothering me even if I don't need to change it I found it a bit off...
@dreamwebspace
It seems the calendar uses this file by default : /usr/share/sounds/ubports/ringtones/Marimbach.ogg
I didn't find how the call was made to understand why it seems hardcoded.
If you wish to customize it, you can (but not recommended) set the partition to RW, then change this file it should work...
@dreamwebspace said in Notes-app and calendar reminder default sound?:
Are you sure? I changed message sound but calendar still uses default sound.
You're right, the calendar sound is different from the standard notification and from the clock app.
I only know about those two.
I'll take a closer look when I'll be at home.
@GizmoChicken said in PinePhone:
If you hope that the PinePhone will, eventually, be an attractive option for the "average Joe" user, please stop with the if you want it, you build it type responses when I and others offer non-demanding suggestions. Otherwise, you'll be restricting interest in the community by orders of magnitude.
I think "if you want it, you build it" is the answer people make when the request seems a bit off topic.
Asking/suggesting a dual boot for android on this forum seems off topic to me.
IMHO if someone needs android so bad they can port it themselves, but not UBPorts community.
Asking here : Does someone know if a dual boot on eMMC is planned ?
This (still imho) would have been a better way to do it.
We always have to keep in mind that people dedicate a lot of personal time to this project so it's easy to get a bit emotional. The main goal HERE is to port UT on the PinePhone.
Other stuff can be very interesting, can be debated or can be junk, but I think we all agree that the goal is to have Ubuntu Touch running at its best on the PinePhone.
To summarize I'm just pointing out that we need to be respectful of the hard work done and think about it when we ask questions. Because it's easy to have a bad understanding of someone's idea/question/remark.
@dreamwebspace
It's the same as messaging notification.
IIRC it's something like : Seetings > Sound > Messages
It seems that BraveHeart is sold out.
I heard about someone who tried to order one and got this notice :
Sorry, we do not have enough "PINEPHONE - “BraveHeart” Limited Edition Linux SmartPhone for early adopters" in stock to fulfill your order right now
@Angela_92 Hi,
Never tried it myself, but I read in another thread that in "Devel" a reboot of Unity8 was required.
But I guess it should work in "Stable".
Try the reboot of unity if no one reply with a better knowledge.
@Giiba
RAW is the format used by the sensor. It's not really A format type, just how the sensor handle the data ; it's proprietary to the sensor even if some de facto "standards" exist.
So any camera supports RAW because this is how they work.
The camera chip is also able to encode the picture or video to several formats.
That's up to the driver and the app on top of it to ask for the desired format.
In my experience every camera sensor I worked with worked the same, but my experience is not law, so maybe it can be different.
@Mick21367 You have creator rights in the writable folder so it's doable to replace or delete the imported file.
@Mick21367 You are correct about what you witness.
But that is only normal behavior.
The content hub allows you to gain access to some data (picture, music, video, ...), how the data is used is up to the destination app.
So it's up to you to save that picture within your app. I actually never done it, but there are some folders you can write permanent data (database, documents, etc.)
[Edit] I did find the documentation I was thinking of :
http://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/appdev/guides/writeable-dirs.html#standard-paths
I suggest to use the App Data path to permanently store the images you import using the content hub.
@barkeff I noticed the same behaviour a couple of times.
When I read a new text message, my previous answer is pre-filled in the reply field.
Hi @Duke
It seems very android related to me. I'm not sure this "secret code" has something universal...
@dreamwebspace Humm seems strange that installing a software would break anything 
All I can say is that Qi charging is alright with mine. If it doesn't work on yours then there is something else...
Good luck.
Have you tried charging with a cable then stopping putting it on the Qi charger and see what happens ?
Maybe a reboot may help or maybe it's just an issue with the indicator (on mine it works fine)
@dreamwebspace It's working nicely with my Nexus 5 (hammerhead).
So yes it's probable a hardware failure with your device.
I'm on stable OTA 11
@Giiba I agree on that,
Bottom edge is a nice feature, easy to implement and I use it all the time.
When I happen to use another OS I always try swipe from bottom to access options or hidden features.
@Giiba I totally agree, it is a matter of app design.
Because depending how complex and app is some solution might be interesting or completely stupid.
So it should be up to the developer to create a good user experience.
As for the system it already provides a very good experience with those gestures.
Trying to add a single way of doing apps with a single look'n'feel is restrictive and against what I consider free software should be.
The debate is still very interesting and I may use some of ideas that popped up here
@poVoq Back in the day they didn't have Morph Browser and lots of things have changed.
But you're right it's worth investigating. Good luck