@johndoe Thanks for this great answer.
I just succeeded in downgrading a Pixel 3a (not XL) following your (linked) instructions, just replaced bonito by sargo, where possible.
This answer is to give other users with the same problems a heads up.
I used Ubuntu 24.04 on my host computer and a USB 2 port. With USB 3 the fastboot flash commands always failed. I used the flash-all.sh instead of the Android Flash Tool.
Now I'm going to install Ubuntu Touch on the phone 
Seems to me like libertine has now been added to 20.04, or am I wrong? Still I cannot create a new container on my Vollaphone. It complains about Package x11-common is not configured yet. and deletes the container after about 15 minutes of setup. Here's the output of libertine-container-manager create -i focal --type chroot --name "Focal Fossa" if someone is interested in debugging it.
https://pastebin.com/uvtcTGtQ
@mark-muth said in libertine complains about LD_PRELOAD libtls-padding.so:
@arubislander Yes I tried installing it through the libertine settings app and through apt on the command line. It just cannot be found.
Turns out there is no package one needs to install to get rid of the error. Just unsetting LD_PRELOAD is enough:
unset LD_PRELOAD
@arubislander Yes I tried installing it through the libertine settings app and through apt on the command line. It just cannot be found.
Hi, seems there is no libtls-padding0 package anymore. I just set up a new libertine container, because the old one messed up some Qt dependencies... What can I do to get rid of these error messages?
@alter Results are out. UBports on second place and will receive some 1410,57 EUR, yeah!
During the last Ubuntu Touch Q&A sessions several options for connecting additional displays to a Ubuntu Touch device were presented. Is there an overview of which technologies are there and which ones are supported already? It would be great to have a status overview, possibly even with links to the development pages.
What comes to my mind are:
It would be great if someone could clarify which of those options are already working on Ubuntu Touch and which ones are currently worked on. Maybe even add other options I didn't think of.
Since Threema is now open source and this is the most recent thread about it, I wanted to know if anyone is already working on a native UT client for it. Please let me know. I would like to contribute as much as I can.