@matt333 No. It means you have to scrupulously follow these instructions :https://forums.ubports.com/topic/1103/howto-fp2-update-baseband-other-firmware
It improved a few things on my fairphone 2 (battery drain, random reboots) and it might make yours work. Is it an FP2 by the way ? I don't believe FP1 is supported at the moment... But have some faith: mine works like a charm except flashlight doesn't work and it takes ages to lock ^^

@MarkG_108 stable doesn't mean safe . It means stable. By the way Debian is one of the oldest GNU projects out there and there's no way one can compare such an open source mastodon, with tens of hundreds of contributors over decades, to sth as young as ut - which yet vastly benefits from debian code, but not yet from its whole community !

@chdslv click packages use pkcon. Check its man pages I guess...

@ThrillSeeker this step:
"sudo mount -o rw,remount /"
Is about mounting the filesystem in writable mode. isn't it supposed to break the system ? I don't want to have to flash ut all over again because next image update conflicts with apt...

@ThrillSeeker Nice. I want to give it a try but I'd need to set my phone image in writable mode to pass these commands am I right ? Or use a Libertine container ?

@ThrillSeeker Does anbox work already ? Via Libertine ?

@TotalSonic OK thanks a lot for your patience I understand now everything's fine I was confused

@dobey This I understood but precisely I can't favourite any other scope but Desktop apps. They don't show up in that menu you bring up in the main scopes app, whether they're default scopes or the ones I installed later on. No stars are to be seen near any scope whatsoever

@dobey I'm on 16.04 stable on fresh install. I mean the menu you can bring up when in the launcher to supposedly check or uncheck scopes that will appear in said launcher... maybe I misunderstood something though !

except for libertine apps. I can't check them or uncheck them