@atarilinux
I think that Alfred who maintains the port for this device mentioned something about VoLTE needs atleast Halium 10 to work. This port uses Halium 9.

Hi
I stumbled upon this projcet and wondered if there could be some sort of colaboration to bring Lomiri/UT to this device:

https://liberux.net/#home

It seems that they just got hold on some development pcb for the device.

@Moem
I had my first black screen in my camera app today. It hasn't done this for a long time. I needed to restart my phone only once to get the app to work again. No clue to what caused the app to crash.

I will eat my sock by Marius

https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/post/ubuntu-touch-q-a-58-79

We have really come a long way since then,

@Moem
I have now sent six pictures to myself without any problems.

@Moem
I was able to take a picture through Teleports and send it to myself without the camera app crashes.

@Moem
I started the camera app on 3 of my 4 pixel 3a in the household and they all works. I thought that maybe my phone is working differently because I'm using the latest drivers.

Hmm
There was an update too to the camera app, version 4.0.7, this could be the solution to the black screen too

@Josele13
What happens when you tap on the screen to make the camera refocus?

Hi
Before OTA-8 I had the same problem with a totally black screen, but now it doesn't happen anymore after I updated to OTA-8.
I'm on 20.04 Pixel 3A.

This is how you have different ringtones on your contacts:
Open the Contact app.
Tapp the pen up to the right(edit contact).
Tapp Add field
Scroll down to Ringtone.

I would go with option 2 and use 2404 and that way somewhat keep the versioning scheme from Canonical.

Hi
the Quectel modem uses its own OS and this OS is capable of VoLTE. Now if this is true what @Mat-Rex wrote that our OS sends some kind of instructions to the modem to turn of VoLTE, or 4g, or the LTE bands, then this is a new obstacle for the Pinephone and the Pinephone Pro, because they have the same modem.
There is mmcli commands that could be used to activate/deactivate the functions of the modem.
I found out that maybe reinstalling the firmware could solve problems with the modem too.
@Mat-Rex You could discuss it on telegram too:
https://t.me/utonpine
I have already asked in the telegram channel about this issue.

Hi
Just want to tell everybody that this feature has been implemented and has been for a long time. you find it under:
Settings/Security & Privacy/Locking & unlocking/Lock security/Passcode/Circle pattern

@Salah
This how you change ringtone for every contact:
Open the contact app
Pick a contact and open edit mode, the pen up in the right corner
Tapp on: add field
Scroll down to the last row: Ringtone

@GermanAizek
I think that this is answered somewhere else here on the forum and if I don't remember it wrong, most of the samsung phones has locked bootloader which makes it impossible to port the phone over to another os.

@_moh_eb_
Have you tried to use usb2 ports and cable on pc?
Usb3 is known to cause problems during installation.
if you don't have access to usb2 ports on pc, you could use a usb2 hub instead.

@doliwa
Have you tried the things that I suggested?

Hi @doliwa
There is some things that you could do and that I hope is enough for your user case.
Here is my ideas:
First install UT tweak tool from the app store. In this app you are able to change the scaling/size of icons, text, interface and more.
You are able in some apps to zoom in/out by using two fingers, example is the message app.
I hope that this is enough for you

Hi
I found this little tool on Sourceforge:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/treeminder/

It is a basic tool similar to the mindmapping app Freemind(Freeplane), and it is written in javascript.

This how I did to launch it on my UT-phone:
Extract the archive in a suitable place.
Copy the file 'index.html'
Open a web-browser and use paste in the URL.
Hit enter and it should launch.
When you save a mindmapp it will be stored in the same location where you extracted Treemind. You could move the save-file and open it from the new location.
Bookmark the URL for easier access next time you want to use Treeminder