@RJDan Which device and channel are you using?
I've never encountered this in any of my device.

You can try set the scaling in the UT Tweak tool app.

@RJDan These are mostly specific to the desktop use case but obviously these things will also land on UT, maybe not immediately but definitely in the future.

@peat_psuwit The FP5 issue isn't exclusive on Noble as it also happens on focal from time to time. When it happens, a reboot usually fixes it.

@wolfgang1 Have you checked the Autheticator apps from the OpenStore? Maybe you can migrate to them? But I assume the one you're using is online and synced so probably more complicated.

In any case, Waydroid's image is separate from the UT updates. Waydroid has its own updater. If a UT update includes a new version of Waydroid, that would only be the binary and not the Android image that you already initiated and configured.

Best practice is to not update both UT and Waydroid while away from a machine that you can use to get back to working state in case something breaks

@arubislander Someone seem to think that way. They unintentionally installed Noble but I think they used the installer. Does the installer default to that? Or maybe the daily tag really caused the confusion

@theprivacydad I haven't used the installer lately but I would think the stabl channel is the default and I think the noble channel was still hidden but maybe now it's not?

@theprivacydad I see. There's a couple of things here.
First is that clipboard doesn't work yet on apps running via Wayland/XWayland which uWolf is. So sadly you can't copy paste there.

Second, what version is your Nextcloud? I believe mine is NC 30 and it works fine and I can download files.

Lastly, you're most likely using Beta version of Ubuntu Touch 24.04 Noble. That one isn't released yet and most of your issues seem to be because of that. For example, Notes app is still not compiled for Noble hence the blank screen. UBsync might also need to be recompiled to work properly. OpenStore allowed focal (20.04) apps to be installed in noble (24.04) to allow users to use apps that hasn't been rebuilt or adjusted for noble. Many apps will just work but sadly that's not the case for every app.

@theprivacydad What was the problem with copy pasting your password from Keepass? The Keepass app from the store didn't work on your database? Had troubles copying? The OSK showing when long pressing doesn't seem an issue since I would expect the menu to paste would stll show. Also, you can long press on the spacebar or swipe up from the bottom of the OSK. You can move the cursor from there and also access buttons like paste

My opinion on this is that if you want ultimate privacy then UT isn't really for you. Privacy isn't the focus of UT, at least it's not a priority since we're a very small community/foundation. It won't do anything that will sacrifice your privacy though. It is still free and open source after all and it respects your privacy but anything extra isn't a priority.

UT also lacks features so for example kids controls and security features don't exist. Good thing is it's open source so if you're capable, you can implement them yourself the way you like them

At the moment, the outdated browser is a big issue but we're hoping we'll get an updated one soon. There's an ongoing effort for that.

@bdomecq I wonder if that's a calendar bug or a Toolkit bug. Can you try installing Lomiri toolkit app from the OpenStore and check the Pickers page?

Wireless display/Miracast in general isn't ideal for something interactive because there's usually noticeable input lag. It's mostly used for consuming media.

As for Ubuntu Touch, the compatibility is a bit hit and miss so it's hard to tell if it'll work on your monitor or adapter. It may also depend if the port works well with wireless display. Known adapters that works "well" are the Microsoft ones.

I personally wouldn't recommend buying a monitor just for this. I don't even know if there are monitors that has built-in feature like this unless they have features like a TV. You can look for adapters however. In any case, do not expect a good experience with it especially thinking you can use it like a desktop.

@janmp You can probably find an article or documentation on the basics of this with git in general or in sites/platforms like GitHub and GitLab.

But basically what you need to do is to go to the repo of the one you want to contribute to and click the Fork button. That copies the whole repo to your own account and that's where you need to do the changes you need. You can either setup SSH so you can work locally or use the web IDE they offer so you can do the changes in the browser. Once you commit your changes, you'll be automatically offered to create a new PR/MR and that should target the original repo you're contributing to.

There's a lot more nuances in the process so it's better you read some docs about this. It's not specific to Ubports or Ubuntu Touch so there's plenty our there

Good luck!

@padraic I don't think Snapzor even works on Noble. For me it doesn't open. But yeah, you don't need it anymore to enable snaps on 24.04. However, it may serve as a GUI for installing snaps or as a snap store if ever the dev decides to still make it work on Noble.

I've already tried snaps on my FP4 and Pro1-X. Sadly, it's still not a reliable option for apps. Most GUI programs doesn't work well or even open. Big improvement on this will come with an updated Mir and Wayland support Hopefully that will come soon

@smoore100 No, it runs on a PC.

You can use the official Lenovo software if you have Windows. Spoiler alert, it needs an account now

If you're sure that it's supported, you can just manually select from the device list. Sometimes I encounter this but not sure why. Make sure bootloader is unlocked and USB debugging is enabled.

@marlboro50 Using the installer doesn't work?

@BarrickBeau I assume this is on Noble? I just tried to create one myself and encountered the same error. I also encountered an error in focal but it's a different error and I was able to create one a few days ago.

Most accounts nowadays force users to use app passwords when using 3rd party apps. Most likely this is what you need.

If I remember correctly it doesn't have an Android 11 update so it's not supported by the port. And to be honest, even if it is supported, using a 2GB RAM device might not give a good experience.

It's worth filing an issue in the OpenStore's Gitlab page if it's not reported yet.