@wisdomlight yes, and no. There are several options, but none of them are perfect:

1. Install Axolotl from the openstore. It can act as a primary or secondary device. It's currently bare bone and didn't always work when i used it as a secondary device, haven't tried primary.

2. Install Signal through waydroid. It works well, but you don't get push notifications and waydroid drains your battery faster.

3. Create a matrix bridge or purchase one. The bridge act as a secondary device and you can use the matrix app Cinny.

I currently use a purchased matrix bridge from element one, and Cinny. It works ok now after they resolved some issues with the bridge that happened earlier this year. I use signal in waydroid as a primary device, and have it as a backup in case the bridge fail ( it has been stable so far). Unfortunately I can't copy paste stuff in the Cinny app, i've opened an issue on github.

Some pinephones have stability issues at the high dram frequency the images have. How will you address this for future non tech savvy users?

To Alfred

Good presentation at the ubuntu summit.
How was the reception afterward, were people interested in the project?
I was hoping you'd be using the jingpad for it, that would have blown peoples mind. :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

Will snaps that support push-notifications like Fluffychat work out of the box on UT?