@Martin230799 Yes, or to flash Android 13 before beginning, I'm not sure you can downgrade from within 14/15 on the FP5. I lucked out when I bought mine and it had A13 installed.

@naz.R Wow, it works great! Both the interface language and the keyboard. Thank you for adding both, the UI translation was a very nice surprise. This browser is so pleasant to use.

@libremax Whoah!!! Thank you!

The link actually shows up as a regular UBports forum post to me. That's really cool.

Wow, on X. Did they also post this on a more free platform?

It's a nice price, though, and I am happy with Tuta, even on UT, as it works very well in several of the experimental Browsers.

Did you install Android 13 first, before installing UT? That step in the guide is important for all hardware to work as expected.

I really like this browser! Is there any chance you could also add a Norwegian keyboard? I really like how you've implemeted a different keyboard, it is refreshing to try something different. Thank you for sharing your work with us.

This is SO HARD and I absolutely love it.

Thank you again for another great app!

This is an awesome initiative! I really love the idea, and how you see the potential in every community member to help with this project.

The one thing that gets me again and again is the keyboard crashing while I'm in an ongoing chat/SMS-exchange. That one really gets my pulse going.

I'm nominating Podcat and RockWork! These two apps contribute hugely to my enjoyment of UT.

Which means of course that I nominate the devs Joan CiberSheep for their wonderful work on bringing the fun back to podcasts in UT, and Muhammad for his tireless and creative ways of bringing Pebble compatibility to UT. And for all of his bluetooth magic!

The keyboard in the terminal has the ctrl commands for nano. Press the hamburger menu and hold your finger on it to navigate through the different ctrl options.

No questions, just thank you.

Thank you for everything you do, all of you, thank you for every small and big contribution.

I've had so many fun hours due to PodCat already! Thank you so much for doing this!

@haagch Yes, but I only got OSK on the second run.

I write notes in vi or nano in the terminal and use Syncthing between my phone and Xubuntu.

If I'm feeling the need for something more fancy, I use Libreoffice writer as a snap with an external bluetooth keyboard and sync the resulting file through Syncthing.

If it's just to send a link or something I use Teleports/Cinny to send it to myself.

Matrix is having massive issues and are rebuilding their database from backups. If the bridge is dependent on Matrix.org servers in any way that could be the cause.

Yeah, how do I activate any of the methods mentioned in the Q&A? If direct bank trasfers give the best ratio, I would set that up in stead of Paypal.

@Futura Most of the time, yes. But I am still on Focal.

@Futura A lot of us use Cinny, a matrix client. And then matrix bridges to signal and some other services. We also heavily rely on Telegram through the app Teleports for all of the UT groups.

• Is there a deadline for submitting translations that will reach the first stable release of Noble?

• Are there any particular Weblate projects we should focus on for translations, other than the Lomiri project?

• In Lomiri's Weblate project, what is the component "Online Accounts Plugins", and will it be reopened for translations in time for the first Noble release?

• Which donation platform/method is the best economically and practically for UBports?

@wally I've been using paypal, is that maybe not the best option either?