I don't remember this device getting UT support. I only know bq E4.5 and bq E5 HD.

I'm not an expert with photos and I don't really have any experience with modern good phone camera but the FP5 has the best camera I've had with UT. Could it be that when you took the photo, it got out of focus?

BTW, always choose Fine quality, that's the best quality setting.

1. Bootloader needs to be unlocked which can be done using an unlock code you can get for free from a Fairphone site.

2. The device list and the installer will tell you that

3. You can reflash Android with a script provided by Fairphone. UT can easily be reflashed with the installer. You'll have to delete your data everytime you do this.

4. There will be caveats. You're installing an OS that isn't supported officially and isn't developed with millions of dollars. There will be missing features, features/functions that will work "worse" than Android/iOS, you will be missing apps. It's really up to you to determine if you want it and if it's enough for you.

While waiting for people who knows more about this, check out PDK https://github.com/ubports/ubports-pdk
I haven't tried it myself but it seems to be a good tool for testing and development.

@Moem There's a known issue with bluetooth where it is in a state where your paired devices aren't listed in the bluetooth page and you can't connect.
You could run sudo systemctl restart bluetooth.service and see if that fixes it. Otherwise, rebooting may fix it although it might take a couple of reboots

If I understand it correctly, you want to connect to the UT device remotely? Via RDP or VNC?
There's an app called MirVNCServer. it works but don't expect it to work well especially with input.
For the other way around, there's CuteVNC. Again don't expect full features.

@uxes Because of this I found out my comment in that video is hidden to everyone other than me, for some reason I wonder why.

@hilbert From time to time, I have issues with teleports notifications. Sometimes it completely stops working and sometimes it's very delayed.

I watched it and although it was interesting, it needed a software for Java runtime which seems to be specific for SailfishOS and doesn't exists for UT. Newpipe also separates backend and frontend codes so it was easier to do. Not many apps does it the same way, sadly.

Can you show screenshots or a video?
I'm curious about this

I don't know the technical details of the app. You can probably log an issue and the dev could look into it.

It would definitely be nice if it just works without timing it. It's a great app that probably doesn't exists in other systems

@mango ISODrive is awesome but it's a bit finicky to use. You'll have yo mount the ISO when it gets powered by the machine so this means after you pressed the power button on your PC. You can also try the boot from USB function from Windows if you have it.

I tried this on mine and it worked once I remembered how to make it work

That was the old UI and doesn't exists anymore. You can modify the code if you're familiar with QML/JS. Or you can download home screens app like Launcher Modular from the store but those acts like a normal app.

You also can't disable the Launcher (left side bar) since it is integral to the overal design. May I know what you're trying to achieve and why the current Launcher and App drawer isn't enough?

Since you're on Noble, you can use snap to install these apps. They work well(-ish) and runs on wayland. They won't have the onscreen keyboard though which libertine might have.

@projectmoon You can also delete or temporarily move the entry of preinstalled Morph or any other browsers you dodon't want in /usr/share/lomiri-url-dispatcher and ~/.cache/lomiri-url-dispatcher

@Ernst-Jan15 If you mean, opening links to other browsers then sadly no. At the moment, it's a bit random which browser will open in every boot of the device. The browser also need to provide a configuration to tell the system it can handle web links. I don't think browsers like uWolf has that.

You also can't uninstall Morph. You can delete (or rename) Morph's configuration to allow other browsers to handle web links.

Honestly, I don't know which handles which codecs UT supports. Is it in the Android stack or Linux/UT stack?
Recently, I encountered an mp4 file that's just black with sound during playback when played on a web based player. Local playback doesn't work at all. I edited a bit on Kdenlive and the resulting mp4 file played fine in UT.

To be honest, I think we shouldn't be hoping for this to be coming anytime soon. There are only renders and the SOC is very new. I highly doubt it'll actually be shipping this year. And let's not even talk about a UT port yet
I'm sorry if I'm killing the excitement and joy but in my experience with crowdfunding projects, they're almost never on time, even those that already exists and ready to manufacture.

This is nice though. I hope it'll become a real thing. UT needs a good reference tablet device. I personally want a tablet.

As far as I remember, there's a tab key ready in the keyboard's code. Just need to add an actual key or buttons somewhere.

In any case, as already mentioned, a single tap anywhere in the terminal area acts as tab. You can also swipe with one finger to simulate arrow keys. Or use the keyboard's own cursor mover which also simulates the arrow keys.
2 finger swipe to scroll.

@tigermoth Aside from the Asus phone from a decade ago what are intel phones?

Also, it's not just about UT, the underlying software stack needs to support them first.