@arubislander Reinstalled Waydroid + Fortitoken, and got new key from our IT folks and now it connects again.

Not clear though whether a glitch with the server (resulting in an unacceptable level of failed logins) or an OTA-5/Waydroid problem was the root cause.

@advocatux Thanks, it's working now.

@Eric-H
I'm not exactly a heavy or sophisticated phone user, so I don't need many of those features, just something that can call, text and play music and NOT deliver an endless stream of ads.

When I plug my 6T into charge from a low state (same USB-A port on the computer, same cable each time), there seem to be two different rates of charging:

• Sometimes the indication is that it will take about 1.5 - 2 hours.
• Other times about 4-5 hours.

I've not been able to spot any obvious factor controlling this.
While it's not a problem, I'm just curious whether anyone has any idea what drives this. (Or indeed whether anyone else has seen it).

Hello everyone.
From reading the forum and webpage, I am getting somewhat mixed messages about the usability of UBports on the Nexus 4.
I am currently still running the "Official" Ubuntu system on it which works fine but clearly is unsupported. However since the N4 is my only phone (well there's an old OpenMoko in a drawer somewhere), I am rather hesitant to dive in and re-install without at least a few reports of success. Equally, since I am a very light user I don't feel inclined to pay large sums for a newer phone (and I find Android's barrage of unwanted marketing guff unbearable).

The original Ubuntu install was done using the ubuntu-device-flash tools installed on Manjaro Linux, which would be my intended route again (the only Ubuntu machine I have is my work PC which is still on 14.04).

The things that I need to be able to do, aren't that extensive: Install, make & receive calls, receive & send texts and run the stopwatch app. I wouldn't regard other limitations as showstoppers.

Experiences please.