@Moem Sorry, yes my translator didn't find laggy.. : but yes, indeed laggy : choppy, jerky... I edited above.

Hi @jojumaxx said in Running Waydroid fails...: Do you mean this list? I sense that you're not talking about the same list. @arubislander was probably referring to this one: https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/vidofnir/ The "waydroid" feature is shown as: Partial = Working to some extent but with issues Clicking on this link leads to the actual issue. And it's the same as the Quintus. https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/packaging/waydroid/-/issues/24 But wait, there's more; this issue is not really one, but instead it's a workaround made by Jami in order to setup waydroid on both devices (Volla X23 and Quintus)... And I hope that this is the answer you were looking for.

I had this behavior already in OTA-7. I don't remember, when this started, it wasn't always this way. I also can fix this only by booting while the charger is plugged in. Hopefully this will be fixed soon. Good to know, there's no issue with the battery.

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@jojumaxx Same issue with Vollaphone22 with dual boot (VollaOS and Ubuntu Touch on the SD-Card). I've never head before this problem with previous version (till 2024). I tried to unmount and mount again UT but the problem still remain. Black screen

@NewBports Microsoft Wireless Adapter is the one known to be the most compatible with UT. Take note that it won't be a great experience since input delay is not good.

As a last step I tried switching channels now which also did not lead to success. And as a very last step I did a factory reset after which the app worked again. I don't know which data were responsible at the end, but all actions spared it. Only deleting ALL user data helped. Maybe someone else has a clue. Though I have to set up everything again, I'm happy the music app is back. I'll cautiously set up Waydroid this time and check after every step if the Mmusic app still works. Maybe I'll be able to identify at least the action causing this issue. I'll mark this as solved for now.

Hi @jojumaxx As far as I know, it is easier and faster to create a port for Ubuntu Touch on an Android than it is on the PinePhones. You seem to think that the time from contributors can be managed like in a company ; that is simply not true. When a porter has a desire for Ubuntu Touch on a device they own, they invest their time doing so and share it with the larger community. And that's probably not time they would have invested in Pine64's devices or another Ubuntu Touch related project. A major chunk of development time is actually spent on keeping up with Ubuntu LTS. A effect is the Qt version supported and it lead to the fact that our browser is out of date. If we had the manpower a better strategy would be to keep up with Ubuntu Stable and update every 6 months, but that is out of reach at the moment. To answer your question we are not running after Android and there are few ports to newer devices. The exceptions I have in mind are Fairphone5 and Volla better we are partnering with them. We partnered with Pine64 but it was very difficult to improve with the drivers provided if I understood it correctly. I for sure would love to have an open hardware phone well supported by Ubuntu Touch. But it has some challenges that we could not address without compromising the OS so focus shifted. Now if you can motivate enough skilled developers to improve the Pine devices situation that would be great and welcome by many I'm sure. What Oren is doing with the PinePhones is remarkable, you're absolutely right. And I'm sure he appreciates the gratitude love and if you can donate it's always appreciated...

@jojumaxx We will have to wait for the very next kickstarter campaign to respond. Because this smartphone would be under halium 14, therefore a new challenge for UT if it were done. Edit : It's much less than unlikely and more than likely

@arubislander I uninstalled Webber some time ago and started to use simple browser bookmarks. The reason is, that you have to add every URL ((sub-)domain) a website might use. Otherwise there's a fallback to the browser which has no passwords (cookies) stored, keeps opening new tabs etc. which is an annoying behaviour. E.g. for eBay I had more than 20 URLs. And always another one came up (hard to catch due to forwarding) and I had a fallback to Morph again. To add a new URL I had to create the Webber-Shortcut again and add every single URL... If Webber was able to reopen a shortcut with all settings made, that would be a game changer (or didn't I just see that option?). I could revive this if your suggestion works, but I'm afraid you have to tell me how to add the user agent header and which one (maybe there are options in Webber. I have to install and check first)...

Just wanted to clarify, Yes, it was two monitors but they were mirrored, not extended. Makes the second monitor pointless for now.

Seems to be fixed with OTA-5 (20.04). Thank you!

All right, thanks for that viewpoint. I never saw it like that. I'll keep my badge of honour then!

@domubpkm thanks for that. I'll close this then and wait.