I’m using it direct.

Hello, I have a Nexus 5 and I put in my AT&T SIM Card, and I was able to get data for around an hour.

Now I cannot get data with AT&T on my Nexus 5. I have my APN set to "ATT WAP", which is very similar to the APN on my Android phone. Can somebody help me get mobile data working so I can daily drive Ubuntu Touch.

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  PizzaLovingNerd

@thilov said in Ubuntu Touch Music Player won't detect my Music:

Try deleting the cach of the music app. You can use the UT Tweak Tool for that.

This didn't work

@PhoenixLandPirat said in Ubuntu Touch Music Player won't detect my Music:

in the terminal type

start ciborium

This gave me 4 "Failed to add storage device" notifications.

Hello, I am having trouble with the Ubuntu Touch music player. I put my music in ~/Music, and the music is layed out like "~/Music/Artist - Album Name/# - Song Name.mp3" and all of the songs are properly tagged including embedded artwork.

Well, for whatever reason, the music player displays:

"No music found

Connect your device to any computer and simply drag files to the music folder, or insert removable media with music."

How can I get the music player to detect my music.

I am using the PinePhone BraveHeart.

What USB C dock should I get?

Hello, I was wondering if Ubuntu Touch on the PinePhone is compatiable with convergence, and if so, what dock should I get for convergence.

Thanks in Advance
-PizzaLovingNerd

@poVoq I meant, I'm making a video showcasing on the PinePhone on all the supported OSes.

I'll be honest, I don't intend on using it daily, I just want to make a YouTube video about Anbox.

Hello, is it possible to install Anbox on the PinePhone? Anbox doesn't seem to be supported from here but Anbox does work on Postmarket OS, and so I was wondering if it was possible to get it working on the PinePhone.