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I tried this on my Pro5 rc channel with Nokia J headset - without high quality audio mode. The headset finally has call audio and both speaker and microphone work but there is so much noise that it makes it unusable. I sent you the logs.
Needless to say, a very big thank you for all your work!!! I am amazed that this is finally going somewhere... I was waiting this moment for maybe 4 years...
I subscribe to every post where a see a glide / swipe type of keyboard mentioned 
I am also interested in this. Maybe this could be added like a customization of shortcuts... like in a desktop OS - since not all the phones have the same physical buttons.
@arubislander Well, I just disable anbox after checking my whats app so that the battery would not drain. And I don't have notifications from whats app. I cannot see videos or gifs. So for texts and images is great. Oh, I cannot open links or copy paste from whats app to UT.
I just want to thank @DanChapman for the great work on Dekko! I am so glad that he started again the work on the click package - we need it very much!
Regarding a confirmation dialog for deleting a message I just wanted to share that I am very pleased with the current behavior without a confirmation dialog but it displays an undo button. So, in order to please everybody, maybe there could be a switch in setting whether to ask for confirmation or not before deleting a message.
Thank you again.
I made it work... According to https://bileto.ubuntu.com/#/ticket/2162, I changed the line from /{,var/}run/aethercast/dhclient*.leases lrw, to /run/aethercast/dhclient*.leases lrw, and then voila! Thank you @Ingo for pointing me into the right direction.
@tricky In my very poor understanding, somehow the anbox-tool does not reflect the state of the android container. So, the android apps can still work even though anbox-tool status says that is not running. For me, the true way to find if the android container is not running is to try to login into it with sudo lxc-console -ndefault -P /home/phablet/anbox-data/containers -t0 - when it's running I can login and when it's not then it says so. Why would I need that? - because if an android app does not start then I need to find if it's because of the android container not running, in which case I don't know how to start it except by a reboot of the phone 
Maybe @mariogrip could help us with the command to start the android container? 
@happyzenith I use night clock app at night and that turns off the notifications led on my Pro 5.
@hummlbach I am kidding a little bit because this is (for me) a very relaxed environement because I appreciate very much what you (the developers) are doing for us (the users) for free! Thank you!
I just discovered that, when I receive a new text message (SMS), click on notification bubble works: it opens Messages App to that specific message.
So I don't have to dismiss the notification or wait for it to time out and then open the drop-down notifications top menu and click on the specific notification, but instead I can directly click (tap) on the notification bubble the moment I see it.
So it seems that this is a bug - that it doesn't behave like this for Dekko, Greenline, etc.
@gpatel-fr Oh, wow, I would have never thought of checking after a restart...
Let me just link that here: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/12289/changing-message-sound-requires-restart
@gpatel-fr Oh, noooo, not at all, I'm not that deep or intense
I just don't trust myself. I am quite tired and confused these days. I mean I tested it with Dekko, I tested with bubbles and with notifications but maybe I missed something. Who knows?... That is why I would feel better if someone else would confirm it for 16.04 - so that it would not be my experience only.
Maybe @projectmoon and @kristatos can confirm? - @kristatos, you don't need to insert a sim, you just need to connect to wifi and then receive an email while having Dekko2 installed...
No click on notification bubbles, please.
I don't want to get you upset, I am not trying to convince anybody of anything, I am just trying to understand... but it seems as if I touched a sensitive issue here: why are you against click on notification bubbles? - especially since you have them disabled, then it would not affect you in any way. Or will that somehow make the OS worse / slow / etc? - as I said, I am just trying to understand. Thank you.
I found my old phone (Meizu Pro5) with 16.04. I can confirm that I can click on the bubble when I receive a new email and it opens Dekko2.
@gpatel-fr Great find!
I don't know where to search but maybe we need to inspect the code in the OS for handling the bubble.
Some time ago I had to write a service worker for browsers and I had to specifically program what it is done when a notification is clicked.
@CiberSheep That could actually work as a workaround solution: to disable bubbles and enable notifications sound: this way I am notified that there is a new message / email but I don't have to wait for the bubble to disappear before I scroll down the notifications list and click on the notification. However, this introduces an extra step: to turn on the screen by pressing the power button.
What I was looking for is a simple, direct, straight forward way of being notified and then opening that specific app.
I also have to explain a detail about my context: I don't have a passcode or fingerprint reader enabled, so I don't have these extra steps of unlocking the phone.