@moem The regular ESPN CBS Sports Fox Sports, but after I wrote this I remembered the Webber App does a pretty job with more simple apps like these.

@kmsgli You can start receiving SMS if you change from 4g to 3g. As far as the MMS I still don't know how to fix this.

Freetube would be pretty cool

Don't know if this helps, but I just received an MMS error message and I replied back saying, send the pic on Signal, I can't receive MMS right now. They replied back that they weren't sending a pic, they were creating a Group Message. So Group Message creates an MMS error message. Hope this might help any Developers.

The Open Store desperately needs a good American sports app

@luksus @ubportsuser I'm a big fan of the UT Tweaks Tool, it's very handy. I've just been trying to find a way to execute scripts and keep them running without having to keep the terminal open.

@ubportsuser how do you keep the script running after you close the terminal?

The script is:

#!/bin/bash
        while [ "true" ]
        do
         VPNCON=$(nmcli con status)
         if [[ $VPNCON != *MyVPNConnectionName* ]]; then
         echo "Disconnected, trying to reconnect..."
         (sleep 1s && nmcli con up uuid d******c-d***-4***-b***-3**********4)
         else
         echo "Already connected !"
         fi
         sleep 30
         done

The UUID of your personal VPN can be found with: nmcli con

If I run this script in the terminal with bash script.sh or just copy/paste, it works great. My VPN toggles 'on' automatically, and if I turn off my VPN it toggles itself back 'on' so long as I keep my terminal open. However, if I run the script as any kind of startup script, after I reboot, the VPN will toggle 'on' then 'off' and I get a VPN Failed message. And this will keep happening at whatever duration you have set in the script. This generic script is 30secs, I set my personal one to 5secs and it toggles 'on' fails then toggles 'off' every 5secs.

@flohack It's a vpn auto-connect script

Is there any commands or something that have to be run in the terminal for a script to start at boot? Scripts run fine using $ bash script.sh but when run through crontab, /etc/init.d/script, and the like to start at boot, the scripts don't function properly.

@c4pp4 I understand that, I only tried to manually start it after reboot because it didn't seem to be working, that's when it said it was already running. And if I copy/paste the script into the terminal it goes to 2g when locked and L when unlocked, no problem. It's just when I try to run it as a startup script, then it's running just not executing, and that's any script, not just this one, and I can't figure out why.

@c4pp4 I mean to have the script run at startup through either nano or chrontab @reboot. When I try "start batterysaver" after reboot, it says it's already running. I think the issue is on my end, because I've also tried running a vpn-autoconnect with the same results. It works fine when I copy/paste into the terminal, but when I nano or chrontab @reboot, the vpn switch automatically moves to "on" every 5 secs as scheduled but immediately fails and turns off. So I'm pretty sure the battery saver script is doing the same thing, trying to work but can't quite execute. Hope this was helpful.

@c4pp4 I'm using OS Ubuntu 16.04 (2021-09-02/2) on a Pixel 3a

Script works good running in the terminal but doesn't seem to work when put in upstart

@bigb The script from the gabsoftware link works great when run straight in the terminal, but when put in startup, the vpn tries to reconnect but can't for some reason.