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The fundraising campaign will begin tomorrow. Only the first arrivals will be served at the best rates:
https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/braxtechnologies/open_slate

Was discreetly announced here: https://forums.ubports.com/post/93380

Nothing Phone 1 has landed in https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/spacewar/

"Robust, slim, strong Successor to the Volla Phone X23"
8/128 GB for Plinius
12/256 GB for Plinius Plus
In both cases "expandable by up to 1 TB with MicroSD memory card"

As usual available with VollaOS or Ubuntu Touch or both with multiboot

"Save up to 15% with the code PLINIUS":

https://volla.online/en/volla-phone-plinius/

Those Volla Plinius are clearly linked to the GS6 and GS6 PRO from Gigaset:
https://www.gigaset.com/hq_en/gigaset-gs6/
Regarding the hardware two differences though for Plinius Plus versus GS6 PRO are 12GB of RAM/ 8GB and the Plinius Plus back with Pogo PIN.
As usual, the software is what most differentiates the Volla from the Gigaset, with VollaOS, Ubuntu Touch, multiboot and other softwares and services integrated by Volla.

@MrT10001 5G doesn't mean VoLTE is working, no?

@MrT10001 Good, may be you will be able to test VoLTE with Nothing Phone 1 to complete its description?

@Moem It should be noted that https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/
is far from being updated in real time.
Device porters must also create the corresponding entry, which they do not always do, or may do so with a considerable delay after inclusion in ubports-installer.
The same applies to updates.
See the difference between devices listed as supporting noble in blog announce,
( https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/ubuntu-touch-24-04-1-0-release-3973), in ubports-installer list
and those listed in https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/
Three sources, three realities.
And some postings also may exist elsewhere in Internet but not in ubports-installer (nor in devices web site) and be in a good state of working.

This is why referring blindly to this list https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/ to answer certain questions is a little too simplistic.

@Moem Nonta72 has already made the MR: https://gitlab.com/ubports/infrastructure/devices.ubuntu-touch.io/-/merge_requests/659#note_3106647014
Just waiting for validation...

@Kjetil May be https://open-store.io/app/mirvncserver.abmyii could be useful in you use case.
Not sure it works with Noble though.

From mark1250 in USA:

"I recently installed UT on my Nord N10 5g BE2026, and I am using a daily image which shows as 24.04-1.x (2026-02-17/2).

VoLTE works for me.

I'm using a Redpocket SIM on AT&T as my carrier."

Source: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11933/anyone-daily-driving-the-nord-n10-5g-in-usa

said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2:

@peat_psuwit

"How to get Ubuntu Touch 24.04 1.1 and 20.04 OTA-11" = a little bug in last release announcement: https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/ubuntu-touch-24-04-1-2-and-20-04-ota-12-release-3987

Good, has been corrected now by "How to get Ubuntu Touch 24.04 1.2 and 20.04 OTA-12".

It seems that progress has been made recently in the use of mir2.2 within UT. In addition, the migration to Qt6 is also progressing nicely.
Once these two components have been finalized and integrated, can you describe the benefits for developers, users, and more broadly, the entire UT/Lomiri ecosystem?

@peat_psuwit

"How to get Ubuntu Touch 24.04 1.1 and 20.04 OTA-11" = a little bug in last release announcement: https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/ubuntu-touch-24-04-1-2-and-20-04-ota-12-release-3987

@kaktux Hi,

A lot of effort has been made to upstream Lomiri to Debian.
So I think it may be the way to go for you.

The following command is to use on Debian Sid/Trixie:
apt install lomiri lomiri-desktop-session lightdm

Source: https://ubports.com/lomiri

This port was released in its first version in September 2025 but remained somewhat under the radar.

Now, the Nothing Phone 1 is integrated into ubports-installer and receives OTA updates via UBports servers.
There is only one update channel at the moment for UT Noble 24.04-1.1, the ‘daily’ channel. There is no “RC” channel or ‘Stable’ channel yet.
(24.04-2.x daily channel is also available.)

Also missing is a description sheet in https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/ to complete the picture.
However, information on hardware support is available here:
https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/community-ports/android11/nothing-phone-1/nothing-spacewar

There is not much missing in that matter.
The display only supports 60Hz (not 90Hz or 120Hz, mainly useful for video games), which is not really a problem under UT, as video games are not a frequent use case.
It should also be noted that VoLTE has not been tested but ‘should work’ (according to "Nonta72" , who made the porting).

As for the installation procedure, all you need is:

1. on the Nothing Phone 1, the unlocked bootloader + a ‘stock’ version (provided by the manufacturer) 13 or 15 of Android,
2. fastboot and adb on the computer that will run the UBports installer

(Source of this information:
https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-linux-ubuntu-touch-for-nothing-phone-1-waydroid-android-13-included.4758279/)

A device with hardware performance similar to the Fairphone 5 according to benchmarks, which therefore probably offers a very solid user experience under Ubuntu Touch.
Though probably no possibility to use an external display with a wired connection given USB Type-C 2.0, OTG.

Thank Nonta72 for your contribution!

It's beginning now.

@wally Device website has been updated. Example with FP5: https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/fp5/
The status for each device will still need to be set; hopefully in the coming weeks depending on energy of contributors to write MRs.

@jezek FOSS on Mobile events are scheduled only Saturday 31...
Ok, I see now thanks, I replaced February by January

It's Saturday 31 January: https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/track/foss-on-mobile/