@arubislander Regarding containers not having access to the internet: It might be the device is using "Paranoid Android Networking" in the kernel, stemming from Android, which limits use of sockets to a special group ID. To device maintainers wanting to support LXD, you will want to check whether CONFIG_ANDROID_PARANOID_NETWORK is in your kernel tree (simply grep recursively for it) and if so, set CONFIG_ANDROID_PARANOID_NETWORK=n in your defconfig. I've since fixed this on the FP4 and verified working networking on the FP5.

@arubislander Thank you for this wise advice! I guess, that in case of trouble, it would be more suitable to use "Ubuntu Touch Tweak Tool" to erase cache and app data, instead of simply uninstall the app as you well explained. That said, I never experienced any issue with a core app

Hi @Equareo I just read your answer to a newcomer asking about Signal on Ubuntu Touch. This kind of contribution is really appreciated and shows qualification. If this kind of contribution is registered in time then it counts as a significant contribution. Also acting on your suggestion would also be a valid contribution. One of the goals of the foundation is to help organize the development of Ubuntu Touch. Spreading the word, trying to gather people and motivate them to help is also a valid contribution. I'm not trying to push you @Equareo, my message is for everyone that feels that only technical skills are valid. What @arubislander is trying to do and what I try to also highlight is that a lot of you people on this forum are too shy or maybe intimidated or even unaware of how the foundation works. I was in this situation few months ago. But decided that I could also give back the community by also helping the foundation. Donations are important, but volunteers are mandatory.

@Capsia Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately Firefox does not work consistently well across my range of UTouch devices. That would effectively lock me out of using certain sites on those devices where it doesn't work.

A new version 1.27.8 has been uploaded to the OpenStore. I realize I have neglected this thread a little, but rest assured, Syncthing has been updated following the upstream project all this time. In other news, I am considering discontinuing the maintenance of the Syncthing snap. I lack the time to keep that one up to date and it has been lagging behind for some versions now. Fortunately there is a 'competing' snap: and the maintainer keeps it quite up to date with upstream. I have already moved my servers over to this snap. So this is a heads-up to anyone who might have also been using my snap. I will provide migration instructions when the decision has been finalized. [image: snap-store-black.svg]

@advocatux: Done! Thanks for the reminder. @hummlbach: That should not be too difficult... Hehehe. I have to get back to it. Have been distracted by life...