@ykmsr said in Android 9 ROM for Lenovo TB-X606F:

Ill get jammy working too hopefully

We skipped Jammy and went straight to Noble.

As this post isn't remotely about UT I will lock it and move it to off-topic.

Thanks for understanding.

@kaelte So you've answered your own question?

Seems like you are OK as long as the current security patch version is lower than the e/OS version you want to install.

@kaelte Can you even check the Android Security Patch Level of a device if Android is not installed on it?

I would assume you'd first need to flash the stock OS on it. There are probably other forums better suited to ask about that. But it is possible someone might come along shortly who can also help you here.

@robales I guess you could look here at what is merged for the particular daily you are on. Everything older than a day is quite probably in the newest image. It can vary if day old merges are also included, depending on when you are checking and when the image was built.
(In the example every merge not related to 24.04-1 is filtered out.)

@Bolly Oh... look at that! And to think I never knew!!

@Bolly Very nice!

Now help me out, what's the 15th of April?

@adorsaz said in Making Ubuntu Touch compatible with UnifiedPush ?:

but there's not any interest

The reason that this was not picked up is because in the Open Source world, expressing the desire for something seldomly leads to it being realized. More often it is the ones who are already interested in it, who dive in and (learn the required skills to) make it happen.

L.S.,

Ik ben ArubIslander.

Al sinds 2013 volg ik de ontwikkeling van Ubuntu Touch. Ik heb destijds speciaal een Nexus 7 2002 WiFi editie tweedehands gekocht om daar de developer's release van UT op te installeren. Toen kon je er niet zoveel mee, maar het was spannend om een compleet nieuwe OS in je handen te hebben. Daarna heb ik achtereenvolgens de BQ 4.5, de BQ M10 FHD aangeschaft in het Canonical tijdperk.

Toen het project door UBports werd overgenomen heb ik een Meizu 5 Pro op Marktplaats gescored omdat mijn andere devices niet mee zouden kunnen naar 16.04.

Ik heb ook nog de PinePhone en de Pixel 3a gekocht speciaal om UT erop te draaien. Daarna vond ik dat het welletjes was met de apparatenmanie.

Verder hang ik rond op het forum en in de Telegram groepen om een beetje op de hoogte te blijven van de laatste ontwikkelingen rondon het OS en het ecosysteem. En af en toe weet ik iemand op weg te helpen, als een ander me al niet voor is geweest.

OnePlus Nord N10 5G
24.04.1.x Daily

Vodaphone NL
5g VoLTE
SMS, Audio, Call all work. Haven't tested MMS as I don't use that.

@newguy said in Upgrading Pinephone from 20.04 to 24.04:

I'm looking for a way to upgrade my PinePhone to version 24.04.

There is no such way yet. At least not unless you are prepared to dive in and fix the issues that will surely cause the OS to malfunction after the upgrade.

@mango If you are going to be running desktop apps, then the more RAM the better. Waydroid would also benefit from more RAM.

@RJDan Not while using encryption, because all the info needed for the functions you care about are inaccessible until after your home folder is decrypted.

@pparent O I see.. I didn't get the optional part initially.

@pparent That would mean that only open source projects would be allowed into the Open Store. While I am not opposed to that per se, that has never been the premise of the Open Store.

@Linuxlite76 said in Ubuntu Touch Q&A177 call for questions:

someone like Elon Musk

Not 'exactly' like Elon Musk, though.

@klh said in App security (new KeepassRX app):

All versions of OpenStore also show the permissions list and that should be the first thing people check, can't expect non-technical users to unpack clicks before installation.

Fully agreed. But RandomUser did not strike me as someone who would necessarily trust second hand information. So I showed a way they could check for themselves.

@kugiigi Was not saying the concern is not valid. Was saying it can be assuaged, and showing how. The permissions requested are also listed in the Open Store itself.

But you do raise a good point. Maybe like a dialog box listing the new permissions that are requested since the last update, which gives the option to proceed or cancel.

@jagdtigger Indeed, there is no export function in NetworkManager. Also it seems that Ubuntu has transitioned to using netplan at some point.

In any case, you can find your VPN config either in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ or else in /etc/netplan/.

Both locations are writeable by root on UT, so you could try copying over the correct file(s).