Topics created by Mic_

... my bluetooth can not be turned on... ... having booting-problems ... boots twice, sometimes 3-times, endless, (which happens also before the update)

Possible next steps control UPnP media servers like on Fritz Box (https://en.avm.de/news/the-latest-news-from-fritz/2019/new-fritz-clip-the-fritzbox-as-a-media-server/) to play songs and videos from your local harddisk or to connect a stationary antenna to play local DAB radio channels maintainer for 'music-app' needed (https://gitlab.com/ubports/apps/music-app/issues/1) start a video from the morph browser via Kodi on a tv-screen Issues if I have choosen 'none' in system settings 'security after lock' it would be helpful if there is NO starter screen (with time/date) and I don't have to swipe if I can choose '5 seconds' in the same section under 'activate hybernation if not used' -> I would never have to turn off the screen again turn off the notification if you turn up the volume over ~80% switch off SIM-functionality - deinstall unneeded phone apps

@Mic_ Seems unrelated.

@Mic_ I don't know the specifics about Arch/Manjaro But I hope it's the same and you should have inputs in /var/log/syslog or with dmesg command when you plug the phone. So try this : 1- run the following command : tail -f /var/log/syslog 2- plug your phone in 3- wait until the error message (the popup you posted) 4- Ctrl-C to stop the tail command 5- run the following command in another terminal : dmesg If it's OK, you can copy the whole output from the first command and the end of the other one so we can have a look. If you have an error on one of the command then it's probably because your OS doesn't handle the logs the way I'm used to, so it'll require some internet search or someone who knows manjaro/arch.

Now an article in english: https://www.tellerreport.com/tech/2020-01-02---social-media--data-protection-says-goodbye-to-twitter-.rkXF39YokL.html "The hope of the German supervisory authorities, ..., is that Facebook and Twitter will give in and make their service more privacy-friendly as soon as it becomes clear that they are not being used by authorities and companies tolerate."

Good guy, I love him!

Here is a really interesting lecture about how software development is been touched by climate change (and the developers of the video didn't come on the idea to offer the video in a low resulution - as it should already be standard - separated audio tracks in different languages available https://media.ccc.de/v/36c3-10852-wie_klimafreundlich_ist_software#t=1

CLOUDERA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudera https://kurse.boerse.ard.de/ard/kurse_einzelkurs_uebersicht.htn?i=12522554 Micro Focus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micro_Focus https://kurse.boerse.ard.de/ard/kurse_einzelkurs_uebersicht.htn?i=1218161

If Halium would be working and if people can install UT on a large set of (even old) smartphones - I would write a message to Süddeutsche. But until only 'some' phones are available.... Hmm ;/ UT has some time left I would argue....

AVM is already offering comparable media phones - which can play regional and internet radio stations and also videos from a harddisk which is connected to the router. But at least the AVM phones are not a bit so powerfull than UT already is (no bluetooth e.g.). https://en.avm.de/products/fritzfon/fritzfon-c6/technical-specifications/ https://en.avm.de/news/the-latest-news-from-fritz/2019/new-fritz-clip-the-fritzbox-as-a-media-server/

See left side of this board: https://github.com/orgs/ubports/projects/15 - All critical devel bugs must be fixed before we make a new RC

@Mic_ It's a new feature in OTA-11. Soon you can simply swipe from the bottom to open this

Oopsey! Fixed on 0.5.3 available now Next time you can file a bug here. It's queercker for me to follow

Have wondered the same but I have no experience with the different batteries If we don't have a Wiki for Ubuntu Touch topics, it might be nice to create one and add this kind of stuff to it

@Mic_ addressbook, calendar, memos, and tasks databases are at ~/.local/share/evolution/

uApp Explorer was down with an error and I brought it back up again. But it should probably be shutdown and direct everyone to either the OpenStore for click apps or the Snap store for snaps as it is a bit redundant now. To clear up some confusion, uApp Explorer doesn't host any of the clicks/snaps it provides. It showed apps from the Canonical app store back in the day (which is why you can find older apps that doen't exist on the OpenStore), the snap store, and eventually the OpenStore. I also want to note that while I'm now the main developer for the OpenStore it was all started by Michael Zanetti before UBports took over the development of Ubuntu Touch (so a huge thanks to him for getting it started!).