@messayisto I would try it since the instructions include a 'login'. Not the whole instructions, just from that part.

@messayisto Have you followed these instructions by Danfro?

For everyone here who is looking for an alternative to use Signal on Ubuntu Touch.
There is a matrix signal bridge hosted here: https://tchncs.de/matrix.
This can be used with Cinny or any other Matrix client. Instructions are given on the website there.
Note: Some things do still not work. Image download is fine, but right now no other file types. I am working on it...

• Open Cinny (or another matrix client)
• create a new room
• invite the bridge bot @signalbot:tchncs.de
• open your primary signal device and head for settings, linked devices
• got to chat with bridge bot and type "login" as message
• scan the qr code with your primary device, it should now link them
• Done.

@PringleMingle If you loved your Op3, try finding a used Op5 or 5t! Very good device, and very close to what you are used to... except this one runs the latest version of Ubuntu Touch. And nowadays they can be had for a song.

@libremax said in "New": Nothing Phone 1 with Ubuntu Touch:

some postings also may exist elsewhere in Internet but not in ubports-installer and be in a good state of working.

True, but we can't support those ports. I always hope the porter will take the steps to make their port official / supported. It's better for all parties involved.

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

That is the unfortunate truth. It's a problem. And I don't see any easy solutions.

@libremax Oh very good! I love to see new and interesting devices appear on the list.

I do hope it will appear on the device list. It's not hard to fly under the radar when your port is effectively hidden from public view.

@dorkydev said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 20.04 OTA-12:

LG Nexus 4 Mako

Is that a supported device? I've never heard of it.

Edit: I've looked it up. It's a device from 2012 with 2GB of RAM, that's never been supported on UT. I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for any version of UT for that device.

@Fizz said in VoLTE on Pixel 3a in Canada:

Is there a list of phones that support VoLTE under UT?

Since everything is in flux, this is the closest thing to that list:
https://forums.ubports.com/topic/10889/working-volte-reports-share-your-experience

@ProvoUbuntu said in Rednote 9 pro 6gb (M2003J6B26) - Cleaning up - Formatting cache partition:

MIUI GLOBAL 14.0.5 stable

I think that may be the problem. You should always follow the directions of the installer and the device page. This is on the device page for Joyeuse:

I'm not sure what 'Rednote' is but I'm going to assume you mean Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro. The device page for that device is here, but do check very carefully whether that is the correct one.

https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/joyeuse/

In any case, if the device page tell you you need a certain Android version, that really means that you need a certain Android version.

@Fizz said in VoLTE on Pixel 3a in Canada:

What is the exact status of VoLTE functionality on the Pixel 3a?

The exact status is that it's not working but someone with porting skills has expressed the intent to look into it if they can get a device, and someone else has expressed the willingness to send them a spare device. That's all I know.

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

it confirme that, it is a device error.

Thank you for testing! Now we can be certain.

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

I notice no vibration on sony xperia X. (at start, with keyboard...). Is it a probleme on my device or with the 24.04-1.2 RC (1 & 2) ?

I just flashed my Xperia X to Noble and vibration is working, so I suspect a hardware problem on your end.

@Boldos Let's start with the device page... it already answers some of your questions!
https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/fp5/release/noble/

This is odd, but in a good way. I just switched back to 1.x RC to test, and I can report that my Pebbles now work! The oddness is: when it didn't work, RC 1.2 was already out, but apparently I was on RC 1.1 somehow.

I don't care very much, I'm just happy to report that it works

@slowcyclist Okay, just checking
It's always good to check the easy stuff first. Not everyone thinks of the things that you thought of.

@slowcyclist Have you set your USB setting to USB Tethering?

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

There's a known issue with bluetooth where it is in a state where your paired devices aren't listed in the bluetooth page and you can't connect.

Thank you, I will experiment when I have more time than I do today.

@messayisto said in Whatslectron: Whatsapp Web with Electron.:

@Moem UBWhats -?

I wouldn't do that, it doesn't sound like WhatsApp so it's less clear what the app does.

@Vlad-Nirky Sorry, something is not working anymore (no devices/emulators found) and I don't have the patience at this moment.

... Okay, I managed it. Funny but I dislike this stuff even if it works! Anyway, as expected, this log is big. Too big to upload.

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

To help me pin point relevant log lines, could you please give me the approximated date and time you switched to RC and from RC, in your (device's) timezone?

Oof! Again with the hard questions...
I switched back to Stable yesterday evening shortly before I posted about the BT problem. But I don't know when I switched to RC. Maybe one day earlier?