Hi. I'd love to see this happen.

@Keneda Thanks for the info. I was unaware that 24.04 could be used on the FP3. It seems the older versions of UT were no longer upgradable on the FP3.

Hi.

I still have my now aged Fairphone 3 and for a while, UT cannot be upgraded to the next version. I'm considering buying a FF5 and know it's been out for a little over 2 years, so I'm wondering how long will I be able to use UT on it?

Thanks.

@domubpkm said in Is there an easy way to dual boot Android and Ubuntu Touch?:

@Opolork More old but less expensive, dual boot on Volla 22.

Thank you. I'll weight my options.

Hi @wally. It's not a big thing but I think it does look a bit amateurish to make basic mistakes like that. It may also turn some folk away. They may think [likely wrongly] that if the dev[s] can't get the spelling right then how can they make an app that's done properly.

The 2 web pages are, and the 2 spelling mistakes:

https://open-store.io/app/myfinance.alaskalinuxuser
finanace –> finance

https://open-store.io/app/trolly.alaskalinuxuser
shoping –> shopping

If anyone can contact Weston Howard and tell him, I'd appreciate it.

This may help: https://gitlab.com/alaskalinuxuser

I want to give a big thanks to all those that make Ubuntu Touch possible.

@wgarcia Hi. Thanks. BTW, on that Gitlab page, it says 'This project is archived. Its data is read-only.'. So perhaps that's no longer an option to contact them by?

Hi. i don't see anywhere to do this on https://open-store.io. Thanks.

@pparent Thank you.

Hi @Moem. From what I've seen, Waydroid seems very haphazard still. Yes, the other option seems the better choice for now. Thank you.

Hi.

I would only want to use Android for specific reasons [banking apps are the only things that come to mind]. For 99% of things I'd use UT. Are there potential issues with this setup?

Or am I best to just get some cheap Android phone and just use that for those specific cases mentioned earlier?

Thanks.

Hi @Rondarius. Thanks, but that's overkill for my use case.

Hi @amazones. Thanks but Emacs is not my cup of tea.

My preferred method is when out and about, to open a draft email on whatever email client/web interface on my UT smartphone I use and add to it but not send it. Then later when I open my emails on my home PC, the notes are there.

@MrRoughwood Greetings, Jan.

Hi @Ian. That's certainly the simplest method so far. Perhaps I could even just put it in a draft email in UT and not even have to send it and still see it later when I check my PC at home.

@wgarcia said in What are a few straightforward ways to write notes in Ubuntu Touch and be able to get them on the Internet/WWW on my Debian PC?:

This part is easy, setting up a Nextcloud server is not.

Hi @wgarcia Alas, that's a dealbreaker.

Hi.

Quick and easy ways, please. It would basically be an alternative to having a physical notepad and pen with me.

Thanks.

@k.nacke said in Welcome to the UBports community! Introduce yourself here!:

Welcome/Willkommen Kai.