@linhmieu not in the supported devices list: https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/
So probably no but it's up to you to try to port it:
https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction/Intro.html
@linhmieu not in the supported devices list: https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/
So probably no but it's up to you to try to port it:
https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction/Intro.html
500 k$ reached in twenty days, the funding target has now been raised to $1 million and the campaign extended to the end of January.
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/brax3-the-most-privacy-friendly-smartphone#/updates/all
@naizena For now Fairphone 4 is the only device with support for wired connection to an external display as it is indicated here : https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/fp4/
For others devices, in many cases a wireless aethercast is possible.
Wow, Lomiri Website has just been updated: https://lomiri.com/
Great work @Capsia !
The funding target was exceeded in less than 4 days - not bad
@Lakotaubp said in No FOSDEM 2025 for UBports ?:
@libremax Short version we have been banned for two years for having a pop up stand in the canteen area. As far as we know this does not extend to talks.
We are still working on reducing the ban length.
Yes, the penalty seems a bit harsh
Good luck in your endeavours.
Yumi with a tear, behind the bars of the FOSDEM, that could make a nice collector's T-Shirt!
UBports is not on the list of projects accepted at FOSDEM 2025 that will have a stand: https://fosdem.org/2025/news/2024-11-16-stands-announced/
Worse still, it has been reported on the Internet that UBports has been banned by FOSDEM for some unknown reason.
If this information is incorrect, it would be a good idea to deny it.
I see that the Ubuntu community will have a stand. Is it possible that UBports will be part of this stand?
@AppLee said in [VoLTE status on Pixel 3a/3a XL]
Alfred mentioned 2 ways to solve the problem, but I remember only the one involving rebasing the port on halium 11.
What I remember also is that Alfred needs help to (at least) test things out because his device is not authorized by his service provider to use VoLTE.
So I take this opportunity to ask for your help.
If you have skills to help port to halium 11 that would be great.
It seems Alfred may be rebasing the port more on Halium 12 than Halium 11 :
https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/community-ports/android12/google-pixel-3a
Brax3, a new Ubuntu Touch compatible device : https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/brax3-the-most-privacy-friendly-smartphone#/
The question is, who (which devs) will provide the portage and how long will it be maintained?
@ikoz Very good point !
How is it possible that I didn't see these two names among the contributors is another question.
FuriLabs seems to get recently VoLTE support in it's last release of FuriOS : https://furilabs.com/cbxchangelog/furios/
And the source code is available here :
https://github.com/FuriLabs/ofono-binder-plugin-ext-mtk
As FuriOS is based on Debian and use also Ofono component, it seems this code can be useful also for Ubuntu Touch at least for devices with Mediatek processors.
"In addition, I don't think it's a good idea to mention Fxtec, which, after several years of delay, has still not been able to deliver all the devices to its Indiegogo backers and has not given any news for over 5 months."
Some bugs :
"Mju 2.x allow this": I guess it's more like Mir 2.x
"SXtech is another one that can be put on the list": I guess it's Fxtec ( alias F(x)tec )
"SX" ---> Fx or Fxtec or F(x)tec
https://ubports.open-cuts.org/graphql seems unable to reply.
So a message error is generate when UBports-installer is used.
@Lakotaubp Not announced for now. I suppose prices will be lower at the beginning in April on kickstarter.
And will be compatible with Ubuntu Touch: http://tablet.volla.online/
@carl Are you sure you use Debian unstable (alias Sid) ?
Can't test or help more for now, I don't have a Debian unstable...
How to install Lomiri
Lomiri has made great strides recently and it would be good if many people could test it on Ubuntu 24.04, Debian unstable,...
But installation instructions are hard to find.
The Lomiri.com site is not updated, points to GitHub which redirects to GitLab which contains references to GitHub...
In short, it's a mess.
I found an answer from Marius Gripsgard on X (Twitter):
"You can now install it on unstable :):
apt install lomiri-desktop-session mir-graphics-drivers-desktop lightdm
".
Hopefully this will help someone and the websites will be updated soon.
N5 (or another device) is so good with Xenial. No need to change.