@clicker, I also have never had this issue. You mention using passwd to try to resolve it. I wonder if you might have used passwd before and that that is the cause of the issue in the first place.

The only thing I would like to add to what @Moem said is: First reflash without ticking the wipe option. (In fact, I would leave all the options unticked) If that doesn't fix it (which I suspect it won't) then you will unfortunately have to backup the data you care about, flash with (only) the wipe option ticked, and then restore the data.

@DenMoore That's not the way I read it. Rather, there is a UT port for the FLX1 that is almost fully functional.

Seems you were right after all: https://social.likeadragonmaid.dev/@fakeshell/114226704623272146

@bdomecq uxes is showing you that there are already two issues raised about this matter. What is needed now is someone to dive in, find the reason and try to fix it.

@ikoz It would, but it is still not clear what the OP thinks they will be able to accomplish with it.

@liam Our question is more: what are you hoping you can do with the 'increased' memory ( swap does not actually increase the memory available either, but that is another topic)

@hlbkv gnome software can handle debs and flatpaks (and on Ubuntu also snaps I think). The app itself is a deb, so it is not surprising that it can be installed. The apps that end up being able to be installed with it are probably also debs.

@hlbkv Do you know if flathub even hosts arn64 binaries of the flatpaks?

Besides that, I think flatpak would need running services to function, and these are not able to be installed in a libertine container.

Up to now, no one has reported succes ingetring flatpaks working in a libertine container.

@domubpkm Are you saying that MMS now works for you on the latest RC?

@bdomecq Your phone was not hacked. It is a prank that gets installed along with the havks customizations in Ambot Installer.

@hlbkv

There is an app in the Open Store, LogViewer, which allows easy access to the application logs. Checking the Sublime Text logs with this app might surface the reason for the failure to launch.

@hlbkv said in Ubuntu Touch Night Light Feature:

particularly when Android supports it.

I am not entirely sure how Android supporting Night Light is relevant to the discussion at hand. As far as I can tell, this project is not chasing feature parity with Android.

Having said that, the desirability of this feature is also not in question. What is lacking is hands to do it. And until that lack is met by someone from the community with the right amount of interest, time and / or skill, no amount of +1'ing for the feature will make it happen sooner.

@mihael There is currently no setting for adjusting the time format. It depends on the language that is chosen.

If this phone is your daily driver and you depend on it, and whatever is running on it at the moment suits your needs, I would strongly advise against 'messing around' with it.

@hlbkv This thread is really old by now. Not much can be gained by resurrecting it, so I will lock it. Any new discussions on this topic are better served by starting a new thread.

@Vlad-Nirky This is a known issue, and on the devs radar. There are several possible fixes, but all have their down-sides. Some work has already been done, but as I understand it, proper integration would also require extensive reworking of base level components.

@hlbkv said in How to uninstall/remove packages in a Libertine container?:

as of Feb. 2025, the methodology in the official documentation doesn't work.

I think it hasn't worked since the move to focal. But there is no one yet who has taken it upon themselves to update the documentation on that point.

@hlbkv playback is choppy in Libertine because apps installed in a Libertine container are not hardware accelerated.

A user above claims that .mkv videos work for them. If they don't work for you it might be that your GPU does not support those codecs. Support varies from device to device. And I am guessing that even if you could install the codecs, the best you'd get is software rendering and so the same choppy experience like you have with Libertine.

@kugiigi Letsencrypt's certbot has several ways it can check domain ownership. The most common way is via a file that is placed in a known location. For this the site the domain is pointing to needs to be publicly accessible.
Another way if via DNS TXT records. If this method of proof is used, then it doesn't matter if the DNS entry for the site itself points to a private IP address.

@hlbkv said in How to uninstall/remove packages in a Libertine container?:

Is there any inconvenience to calling 'apt remove <package>' directly with 'libertine-container-manager exec' or using a libertine shell e.g. lish?

Don't remember what lish does exactly, but you can achieve a command line that looks like a root shell with libertine-container-manager exec -c fakeroot. Then you can apt remove and / or install packages to your heart's content.

@hlbkv What device are you using? And what format are your video files?