@Moem yes true

@Chan1234 I am a newbie and know very little, but I managed to get my VPN up and running following this tutorial and with the help of other users.

https://ubports.com/de/blog/ubports-blogs-nachrichten-1/post/using-vpn-in-ubuntu-touch-3065

aquaris e4.5
Volla phone X

@Chan1234
It is possible to use mainline programms on UT, but it is not recommanded, and not supported by ubports meaning it's up to you to keep your tweaked UT usable and updated, without breaking anything.

So yes, if you don't want to spend a lot of time to maintain your system alive, don't do this ^^

@davedanger thanks for info. i will try that

@Chan1234 i had the same problem, maybe its because its only 32bit, and the image that it downloads is for a 64bit device

@Chan1234 said in Libertine Questions:

is Libertine same as Lxc?

No, libertine uses one of several possible containerization technologies. On xenial it uses proot containers. On focal I have read it uses bubblewrap.

It could also use lxd, but that integration is currently broken on UT.

can i modify libertine to access my wifi dongle?
Probably not. You should configure access outside of the container, on the host. The container just uses whatever connection the host provides.

@Chan1234 said in My personal Questions on Ubuntu Touch.:

In Libertine on ubuntu touch the desktop apps can be installed but my first question is. If i install non GUI app like wifite or htop, netdiscover on libertine It will work? or not?

command line tools will work well from within a Libertine container. Services and daemons will not. Neither will tools that require very low level access to the system.

A better discussion of implementing this feature is:

https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2848/what-s-the-situation-with-blue-light-filtering-on-ubuntu-touch/

The tl;dr: it needs to be implemented (in Mir) and someone who thinks it important needs to their spend time doing that.