I'm using Firefox on Ubuntu Touch (focal), but I've found that I can't copy anything to native apps.

I don't know if it this is limited to Firefox, or if it still happens with a physical keyboard, but it seems to me that the clipboard isn't being shared with the native/host OS. Is this intended behavior and is there a way to workaround it?

No RC update channel on this device? I only get the development channel, and last few updates won't work, it just reboots to recovery.

I noticed ubuntu-restricted-extras is not present in the system image. Would installing it help in this regard (though I'm aware it's not recommended)?

I'm trying to install the latest updates on the development channel (for the Lenovo M10 Wifi tablet), but the process gets stuck at recovery after the restart prompt, and won't install any updates. It happened last week with version 308, and currently with 314 as well.

@Lakotaubp The Lenovo M10 tablet. I've noticed that this particular device only has the development channel listed on the official page, so I guess there's nothing wrong there, although it is unclear to me why that is.

Although I'm having trouble with the last couple of updates, but I'll open a new thread about that.

@Lakotaubp AFAIK there isn't an official release of 24.04 for my device, so my issue is related to 20.04.
I only get a '20.04 Development' channel on the settings, and I haven't found a reference to such an issue anywhere else on this forum, hence my previous comment.

I don't if it's just me, but I don't get any 'RC' channel on my System Settings, only 'Development'.

A cool feature would be to highlight selected text, or ideally a tool that would bind the highlight to the closest text in the document.

Anyone using this tablet has been able to get decent stylus behavior/functionality?

@AppLee Is there a way, though, to just check the media playback capabilities of the device? e.g. from the GPU model?

@arubislander yeah, the couple of apps I was trying to install did provide arm64 binaries.

Note that installing gnome-software works well, and AFAIK it uses flatpak to manage its applications. Apps on the Gnome repos usually don't work all that well, but it's perfectly capable to update the and install applications without any issue.