@nbdynl Not really. This is only for opening an app and not opening a URL.

I actually didn't know about this, interesting.
I triee a bit and had success it some apps like the clock app.
I also tried with Morph Qt6 and it worked. This is what I used appid://morph-browser-qt6.ubports/morph-browser/current-user-version
I'm still unsure what's the format for the second section so maybe that's the key?
Also, maybe it only works with click apps and not deb ones? I also can't make it to work on apps like messaging app.

@brenno.almeida I don't use Immich but I try this app with the demo server from time to time. Pretty cool and promising. I recently improved zoom and panning in the galler and camera app. It supports double tapping and mouse zoom. You can check it out if you want. And maybe you can also improve it if you something to improve

@ChromiumOS-Guy I don't think I've never encountered that gesture and function, interesting. I rarely use middle click though

You can also restart the keyboard with systemctl --user restart maliit-server.service

I've never encountered this issue with Waydroid before. Just a wild guess, can you please check in Settings >> Language & Text and see if there's perhaps an external keyboard detected. I guess you can also see this if the keyboard icon appears in the top bar. I'm thinking maybe Waydroid introduces an external keyboard, for some reason, and onscreen keyboard is disabled when this is the case

@muskist Try reflashing. Ambot Installer also needs enough space for the packages to installer successfully. I think the notch hack filled up your root when it used apt.

Fairphone 5 is indeed snappy. It also has the most usable camera on UT I've ever used in terms of both image quality and responsiveness.

@No-iOS-Android It's still probably coming but I would guess the enthusiasm isn't high because it lacks the wired display out feature which isn't essential but makes older Fairphone models great targets for UT as a user and as a developer.

As long as it works and open source, who cares?

I don't think UT needs to do anything about it especially right away. It's not a worldwide thing anyway. In my opinion, there's no need to worry about it.

In my opinion all bottom (or most) gestures should be optional, meaning their functions should be accessible elsewhere, ideally in the standard or common way like header button.
So basically, gestures are like shortcuts. In this context, we can have a gesture that would be "standard" or consistent across apps.

AI is not a good source of information especially about niche things

@DenMoore Isn't FuriOS use like Debian + Phosh?
But yeah, Halium exists so we can have usable alternative OSes without having to go through the rigorous process of mainlining every device. Mainline is much better but not realistic to get something usable immediately.

@developerbayman I only know Droidian and UT. I don't know any other projects that use Halium and has actual daily driver users.

postmarketOS has always been about mainlining mobile devices so it's not that.

Everytime there's a new release (OTA update), there's a post here and a blog that lists notable changes and improvements. You can also check merge requests in the Gitlab repos if you want to get more real time changes.

@grenudi Which projects ditch halium?

@developerbayman You can check the postmarketOS project to see how realistic it would be for UT to ditch halium.

@developerbayman That's already possible on mainline devices but it's not trivial on devices without mainline which is most of the devices. And even if they do, many things don't work.

Not sure what your realistic expectation on this