@bamboy360 said in Elevate Push Notifications from WayDroid to UT?:

Someone there mentioned using KDEConnect as a workaround. I might look into that next.

I suspect this was aimed primarily at desktop Linux, although any mobile Linux where KDE/GConnect shows notifications would work as well. Unfortunately, at the moment UT is not one of those where it would work out of the box.

But feel free to experiment, maybe you can make it work.

@TheVancedGamer said in Improvements and feedback for the FP5:

you can install it by running sudo ubports-qa install devel-noble_-_PR_repowerd_90

Do you have to be on the devel channel to apply this MR cleanly?

@adorsaz said in What's the best way to store a user password?:

Although, IIRC Ubuntu Touch lets user use phone without password/pin code. Maybe this is the reason such service is not provided to app developpers ?

Ubuntu desktop also allows passwordless login. So that in itself is not the reason there is no implementation of libsecret on UT. The real reason is probably simply that none was implemented as yet.

@AppLee Originally Online accounts could potentially be used for this. But I have never been able to figure out how to add a custom plugin for an app

@journeyman09 Pegasus seems to target Android and iOS. So not a threat for Ubuntu Touch. But even if it were, you would have needed to install it yourself, or have run / installed a click package from outside the Open Store.

@AmauryDBZ Unfortunately that can differ per device as it depends on what codecs the device's hardware supports.

@AmauryDBZ and what codec?

@jojumaxx I am assuming the list is up to date. If you have reason to believe otherwise then it might be best to wait for someone else with this device to chime in.

@jojumaxx According to the devices page Waydroid does not work to some extent on this device.

@Abba Actually Miracast works quite well on the Pixel 3a now. But it is hit or miss if it will work with any particular Smart TV or dongle. If you are looking to buy a dongle, then as mentioned before the Microsoft one is the best bet.

Otherwise Sony and Samsung smart TV's also seem to consistently work.

@domubpkm But if it were something software related you should get the same sound no matter what output device you would use. But you say with headphones the sound is clear.

@domubpkm what I mean is, that maybe some internal connections between the board and the speakers might be loose or faulty. Has the phone been jolted or jostled anytime before you noticed the noise?

@domubpkm Sounds like a hardware issue to me. Maybe some connections are loose or the speakers have been damaged due to too loud sound?

@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.