@lakota When you say "check your settings against another instance of gmail", what do you mean?
UPDATE: I went into my Gmail settings on the desktop and checked the IMAP settings (I have IMAP enabled in Gmail). I matched those up with the Dekko2 settings and I still cannot send/receive email.
Dekko2 is not working on my Nexus 5 (Stable or Dev channel). I've set up my google account and everything seems to set up correctly. When I try to send an email, nothing happens. The email sits in the Outbox. I also tried sending an email to my Gmail account but Dekko2 never received it. Not sure whats wrong. BTW, I'm on WiFi not cellular data.
Are there any alternative email clients for UT?
@lakota I may have found a temp fix/workaround. If I reboot into Recovery Mode and then press the Power button the phone boots into UT and WiFi works. I can then go into Update Settings and see the option to choose Stable/Release Candidate/Development. If I just restart the phone, WiFi doesn't work.
This is the only way I can get WiFI working. I'm currently on Stable and WiFi is working. I do have a SIM from another phone I could swap into the N5 to see if WiFi works with a SIM installed.
Is the Release Candidate a better option than Development?
@lakota When I go to Updates/Update Settings/Channels, "Channels to get update from:" is displayed with no option to change from stable to dev.
No dice. I used the installer to install the dev channel but I still do not have WiFI.
UPDATE: I reset the phone and now I have WiFi again.
Second UPDATE: Turned phone off then on and lost WiFI again. I confirmed I'm on the dev channel.
@wlbi Please provide the link to the article that states Whatsapp is NSA spyware.
I installed Ubuntu Touch last night using the UBports installer. Everything went fine. My home network was detected and WiFI connected straight away. I don't have a SIM installed. I downloaded some apps and data access worked fine. I turned the N5 off and went to bed.
Woke up this morning, turned on the N5, and the WiFI was not working. In the WiFI settings, no networks are showing up (I usually can see some of my neighbors networks and my own when scanning for my home network). I tried turning WiFI off and on and rescanning. That did not work. I restarted the N5 a couple of times but that did not work either.
My home network is listed in the settings but the Forget option is grayed out and there is no Connect option. I should add that I installed the stable version of Ubuntu.
Any ideas?
Jon