Feature request - it would be nice to have this to reduce the strain on my eyes at night

@Andrisk Sounds like it got stuck on the update. Try this https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=10130

For Nexus 5 PolarCell.

I've put a lot of work into it, and other than doing the Nexus 5X battery mod, no battery works better.

Would it be possible to incorporate a Swype style keyboard action or hand writing recognition into Ubuntu Touch?

@nebulom Replace it with the PolarCell LG Nexus 5 D820/D821 battery. Best aftermarket battery i've found

@GizmoChicken Pine64 forum says LTE with GPS optional if using EG25 module that is in the Pinephone - using the expansion board they have made.

I do hope they recommend the best place in the case to place the antennas.

@doniks Thanks for adding 64 bit support!

Maybe some of these ideas will help?

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=209121

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/droidcam/

Apparently there is a group already working on a solution to access the camera from the android HAL and present it to Linux:

"provides a set of interfaces to libcamera for existing applications; they will include a V4L compatibility layer, an Android HAL interface, and a GStreamer interface. The intent is to make libcamera suitable for all Linux-based devices." https://lwn.net/Articles/794555/

https://libcamera.org/docs.html

@jjconstr The Nexus 5 is a great phone, soon to be better with a halium upgrade. The main complaint about it is finding a good replacement battery. I've tried a couple and found the best battery is from a German company - PolarCell Battery for LG Google Nexus 5 D821 D820 BL-T9 EAC62078701 2450mAh. It is available on eBay if you are not in the EU.

It's a good quality after market - which means new, not old stock sitting on a shelf for half a decade, nor is it a cheap knock off rebranded. I've had it for a year now and still holds a full charge just like it used to when I bought the phone from Google.

https://www.xda-developers.com/ubports-gsi-brings-ubuntu-touch-to-any-project-treble-supported-android-device/

@lgtrombetta @Flohack I did update anbox via anbox-tool before adding any apps. And I used adb to install them, not anbox-tool. That might be the difference of why it's working for me.

@lgtrombetta It was to follow green box step two on the ubports anbox page. I've since read, that it has all been added to Dev and you just need to install anbox-tool. Try that, if not the full step two. When I did it, the full step two was required.

@flohack a few apps that i've loaded don't work, including FDroid for some reason. It worked fine on the Nexus 5. Browsers won't open. But Facebook and Messenger work, which is great because Pesbuk crashes on the N6P.

I have noticed the phone crashing more, but this was before I started installing apps. Anbox runs pretty good on my N6P. So, I don't know why it's not on yours.

@Flohack Don't know what the QT update did, but anbox apps now run.

@luksus from media player app http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/wDtr5JpRmh/

@luksus http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/QnWFffvv54/

That was for gallery. Strange. After doing that, UTMedia now works via gallery as well. Must have been a hang up

@stanwood Not anymore. Donated it.

@stanwood strange. It (uvideo player) just opens with a blank black screen on mine. Does not play videos.

@lgtrombetta Try UT Media, but select the files using the files app, not the gallery. Worked for me.

@Flohack I stand corrected, it does play if i select the file through files in UT Media.

Magic?, Or did you do something?