@Simmonz I have moved your topic so that it is more clear to everyone what device you have. That was relevant for your question, but you did not specify it at the start.

@ChromiumOS-Guy (round 2)
Looking at them close together, I actually like option 5 more, except for the fur on the neck. If that were smoothed out, that would be my pick.

@ChromiumOS-Guy Option5 is not too bad, but the fur on the wolve's neck is too much detail imho.

@ChromiumOS-Guy Options 1-4 are too detailed for small screens. Also the other new ones are more detailed than the current one.

The new ones are all very stunning, to be sure, but for legibility, I think the current one is better.

{EDIT: Just saw the modified icon, and that one actually fits better with the Suru style of UT. But if you want to avoid modified icons, then I guess adding some space around the original to avoid the clipping would be a good change as well.)

@johndoe said in using Ubuntu Touch as o/s for IoT devices with RPi/Rockchip:

A specific mobile DE, you could also look into, is Phosh. But it will probably not work with your remote access software.

Whereas Lomiri is known to work with VNC at least. And it is in the debian repo's as @Vlad-Nirky already mentioned.

@Charly the failed updates will stop you from being able to upgrade to 24.04.1 via the update settings. You will need to use the installer or update via the terminal in that case.

@techwryte it would seem Ubuntu core is better suited for your use case.

@RJDan What you are thinking of is more of a fundraising drive.
In a typical Big Bounty specific amounts of money are associated to specific bugs or features. Interested parties then apply to solve on of the issues, and when the work is better and accepted, the bounty is awarded.

@MrRoughwood You mention having installed Waydroid. Do you stop the waydroid container, either with the waydroid freeze app or with the waydroid stop shortcut that can be installed with the waydroid helper app.?

If you don't do this after having run an app in waydroid, the Android container will keep running in the background and consume a lot of power.

@Charly In that case you might need to clean the Data as well. Be aware that you will need to go through the First Run steps again if you do.

@Charly you can install the Ubuntu Touch Tweak Tool (UTTT) app from the open store and clear the cache of the Settings app with that. This will remove those uninstallable updates.

@RJDan

Could you try explicitly referencing the key file with the clone?

git clone -c core.sshCommand="ssh -i ~/.ssh/my_gitlab_ssh_key" \
          git@gitlab.com:MyUserName/docs.ubports.com.git

@Charly 20.04 OTA-10 has not yet been released, there's only the RC image still.

@dafeihong Have you tried executing that command as phablet user? (sometimes doing everything as root introduces problems, rather than avoiding them)

@dafeihong said in Waydroid app install failed:

[09:31:09] WayDroid session is stopped

Silly question, but have you tried starting waydroid before installing the app?

Also, is it necessary to do all of this as root? (I am genuinely asking, I've never interacted with waydroid from the command line.)

@wgarcia You can also send messages to yourself on Telegram, it is called Saved Messages.

@0xinit69 this user hasn't been on the forums for over a year. You are better off starting a new thread and describing what you tried and where you are stuck exactly.

@dafeihong you probably want to run those tools in a LXD container. Try searching for LXD on Ubuntu Touch in the forum.

@AbelUT if you want the full terminal experience like on desktop Ubuntu. I would start by enabling snaps, installing LXD and running your commands in a container. Search the forum for running LXD on UT.

@AetheralMeowstic There are several devices that support VoLTE. However the Pixel 3a / XL is not (yet?) among those.