@Kaizen Wow i haven't been here in a while! https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fairphone_logo.svg is a SVG of the FP logo for you to use in the future to make it look a little less blurry. I prefer the one on the right personally, but I would make yumi white and remove the backwards ubuntu logo. I'll try to make a version like it and make a flashable version for the phones, but it's been a while so it might not be perfect

I can't figure it out.

@shivmahar83 said in OEM unlock problem:

bootloader.

Reboot your phone to the bootloader.
Run the following command whilst in the bootloader

fastboot oem unlock

Then, on the phone, select the "unlock" option.
Now, boot back into the bootloader, and run ubports installer.

@jjconstr CeX sell one of the Meizu ubuntu phones.

I have a Nexus 7 with UT on it, and I'd like to change the boot splash from the "Google" logo to one I made myself.

@Lakotaubp I didn't see anything about that in "Design Guidelines". There's also one without a wordmark here.

Yep, I've done that.

I've made another boot graphic, which looks like this:
. You can download it here.

I'd quite like to use it in a boot graphic project I'm working on.

EDIT: I found one.

@Lakotaubp I just get a heap of DRM problems when using them in the browser.

A lot of the apps that I would use, such as ITV Hub or All 4 require Google Play Services to work. Is there a way to get it on Anbox on ubuntu touch?

@magdesign I don't do programming, I just used the "imgdata" tool found here.

The current one is kinda... fugly.

I've made a new one, which looks like this:

You can download them if you wish at https://github.com/hammerhead-n5/bootgraphics/tree/master/ubuntu-dark

@CiberSheep what about aubergine?

@Lakotaubp this is to install Android apps with Anbox on my nexus 5.

After you do the switch install, try

fastboot devices

again.
You should see something like

List of devices attached
01a819eb0c59b252	device

If so, then open ubports-installer and follow the instructions. Select "Select device manually", then "Nexus 5". From here on, install as normal.

I can't install android-tools-adb. Please read the post.

Hi, I'm trying to install android-tools-adb on my Nexus 5, but when I try to do so, I get "E: You don't have enough free space in /var/cache/apt/archives/."

I've tried everything, from deleting .debs in /var/cache/apt/archives to apt autoremove, etc.

I'm on 16.04/devel if that helps.