@RJDan I had this problem and asked if anyone here on the forum had any suggestions. I think the answer I got was to try to open an example domain by typing html://example.com/ in the search bar on the browser. It somehow sorts things out..... but it was some time ago and I may have miss remembered.

tedit works great! Thank you!

@RJDan Has anyone tried a snap for KeePassXC?

@ubugogo 2.4 works but 5 does not hold. This is an issue I had with huawei too so I don't think it is UT or Fairphone. I have been wandering the internet, playing music via jellyfin and listening to podcasts. Really seems good with my home wifi

@RJDan Not in UT, no.

TL;DR: use BTRFS or proxy the ZFS via NFS @RJDan said in zfs on Ubuntu touch: [...] better supported on linux, it seemed to be a clear win for zfs. Well, unfortunately that is not the case, ZFS is not supported without adding kernel modules via DKMS. That is because of licensing issues which prevent it from being built-in the kernel like BTRFS and EXT4. DKMS cannot work on Halium kernels as they are based on patched downstream android kernel. I thought FUSE was an option, but after trying to install it on my device I found out zfs-fuse is deprecated, and I couldn't make it work. So the only way is to build the kernel with patches for the ZFS module, beforehand. This is however very complex and I wouldn't recommend it. There is a workaround, to have a NFS/Samba as a proxy to the ZFS file system so that the UT device accesses the file system remotely. The more straight-forward approach is to change the file system to BTRFS, assuming it meets your use cases. If you only need snapshots and backups, you should be fine.

There is some talk about such an app in a different topic so we might get one somewhere in 2022

@rjdan I tested with a 34' Samsung ultra wide monitor today. All the same issues as the Asus zenscreen. The UI was surprisingly less pixelated compared to the 15' zenscreen. Is the response time much better with a MS dongle?