@kugiigi said in Discussion about tray notification logic:

First, you can already disable notification list per app if you don't want them and you can also disable notification bubble if that's the one bothering you.

No, I don't want to disable notifications for apps. They are not bothering me. Just the double dismissal thing grinds my gears.

Then with your concern of "already interacted with so shouldn't be listed anymore", I think the use case of it is you mostly dismiss notification bubble to attend to them later on so it makes sense for them to still be listed in the notification list.

For me id doesn't make sense. If I dismiss it, that means I've allready read it (notifications are really short) an I don't want to see it anymore. If you want to see past notifications there should be some history option in the notification tray, or somewhere.

One thing that comes to mind to probably have a way to "dismiss to check on later" and "dismiss permanently". Perhaps a swipe to the left or right for these 2 options? can't think of a way for mouse though.

Yes, this could be also a plausible way. Adding it to "pool"

You also mentioned clicking on the bubbles or some buttons. That is supposed to open the corresponding app and the app should handle clearing out the its notification from the notification list. So if you see apps that doesn't do this then you should log an issue to their respective repo.

No, I don't mean the buttons in system tray notifications. I mean buttons in notification bubble. After every SMS a get a notification about my credit and if I want to save the message. There are 2 buttons Save and Cancel.

My point is this. I'm writing multiple messages. After each sent SMS I get a notification about my remaining credit and if I want to save the credit message. I always hit Save (or Cancel) and continue writing other messages. After last message and crdit notification, I put the phone to stand by mode. Afer a while I see green notification light blinking and I think that there is an response. But not, it's all the previous credit notifications I interacted with.

This one thing about notifications bugs me a long time.

I'm doing something on the phone, and some notification pops up. Mostly I dismiss the notification (after reading it) by clicking on it, or on some button that comes along (cancel, save, ...). But then the notification reappears again in the system tray bar's notification tab. Why? I allready interacted with the notification, there is no need to show it again in tray. I have to make more touches to get rid of it again.

My proposal is, that the system tray notification tab only shows notifications which were not interacted with (the ones, that were hidden by timer expiration). If you touch it, no tray notification.

What are your opinions?
a) All notification bubbles to tray
b) Only untouched bubbles to tray
c) Let user choose by changing some settings somewhere
d) Make a way to dismiss notification bubble without going to tray. (swipe, ...)

(is there any way to make a pool for only registered users?)

Edit: another option.

I'm running zsh successfully. It was a 4 step installation.

1. Make root writable. sudo mount -o remount,rw /
2. Update packages info. sudo apt update
3. Install zsh. sudo apt install zsh
4. Make root great read only again. sudo mount -o remount,ro /

On FP2 I had troubles recently with insufficient space, which I solved using the cache purge (/var/cache/apt) and tune2fs techniques described in https://forums.ubports.com/topic/1676/development-testers-for-anbox/119.

And I failed to make zsh the default shell environment. Maybe somebody here knows how to.

@Ingo said in Where are all the bootlogos gone?:

I think I have the black FP2 boot logo on a computer. But I don't have access to that at the moment. Will get back to you on that later.

That would be great. Thank you in advance.

Hello, I'm writing my experience with MMS on Ubuntu Touch.

I'm from Slovakia, my mobile carrier is Orange.

On my previous phone bq E5 HD Ubuntu Edition with original Ubuntu Touch from Canonical, sending & recieving MMS worked out of box.

On my current phone FP2, on stable & current rc (version 37) channel, it is not possible for me to send an MMS. It allwasys fails, message is red & a retry button appears beside the message. I don't know about receiving, but I never got an MMS, always got info about missing one and instructions, how to view it using web service & pasword.

Note: Just for sure. Internet through mobile data works for me & during sending an MMS it is switched on.

Hello...

some time ago, there was a post on this forum (https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2079/black-custom-bootlogos-ubports-devices), with links to a repository with gorgeous black bootlogos for ubports. I think, the repository contained also all official bootlogos. Now the post is private and I can't find the black bootlogos nor the bootlogo repository anywhere. Can anybody show me the right direction, please?

EDIT: In bookmarks I found the link to custom bootlogos repository (https://gitlab.com/rubencarneiro/custom_bootlogos), but it no longer exists. Has anyone the black bootlogo for FP2 anywhere?

Hi folks,

On FP2 I'm currently on rc channel. In settings->updates, there is new version 37 (cca 150MB). After download & install, the phone reboots, showing install screen (blinking robot/mascot with bullet progress bar).

But, than it shows the ubports recovery screen, with some options & reboot option. After reboot, OS version stays the same (2019-W11) and updates shows the same version (37) to install.

Has anyone experienced this problem?

Thanks.

@Flohack thanks, for warnings.

What I wanted to know, if somebody knows about some write protections to bootloader. So currently we are not sure if the bootloader protects itself from changing while running, right?

@zubozrout thank you for your answers.

@zubozrout parada... ehm... great

So, let's say, we have a custom bootlogo for my device, named splash.img. Any hints, where should I start to look, if I want to use the dd command to rewrite the splash screen image? And is there any possibility, that I could irreparably brick my phone, if something goes wrong?