@iceman198 The clickable software will output a .click "Clickable"
From what you posted you have installed the clickable software on your Ubuntu machine as a Snap package. I have it installed from the ubuntu apt repo. If the software is now working for your needs then it's nothing to worry about.

I've never used the snap version. But I'm not fond of snaps and there issues myself.
Does the same thing happen if you just install clickable from apt?

It does work on Apple devices from iOS 18.
If there is only Googles implementation of the open standard available then it will be difficult to move forward on it. I can't see carriers running the backend to support "alternative" OS devices.
I'd be happy with just XMPP working within Messages if RCS is not feasible.

This is OMEMO legacy. The images send but if the last message was an image the chat disappears from the chat list.

@projectmoon Only after I had these issues. I'm starting to get messages through now. There is no read confirmation from what I can tell. I now have it were the chat has disappeared as the last thing I sent was an image. I have to use contacts to find chat. The invisible messages I got before this are stuck as unread on the appbar

Most public IRC Networks have easy access to cloaking now.
I seem to be having issues with recieving messages in Livewire. I can send and read my own messages to another person from Livewire but they only ever show one tick. The messages from the other person dont appear at all in Livewire client not even errors just silence. Other clients show them fine.
I also have 2 unread messages on the notification side app menu but nothing is unread.

Thank you I have been hopeful a working UT OMEMO XMPP chat client would come soon.
This is very heavy but functions which is great.
I have a few questions.
How far away are features like:- OMEMO MUC, In band registration, support multiple accounts, audio/video calls?
If Libervia is a backend is there a possibly it could be merged into the existing messages app?

@ChromiumOS-Guy
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cell_Broadcast_Alert_Tone.oga
There is a standard for the tone as covered on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_Broadcast#Public_warning_systems

I'm using a Bluetooth headset myself on FP5 with no 3.5mm available. I have found this intermittent on both stable 1.2 and 1.3, sometimes outputting to the speaker and sometimes just to the headset, I'm not sure if this is some volume setting that gets changed somewhere.
Personally I would have always preferred if the device made no sound with the headset plugged in but never thought of the use case were you could miss a call if you leave the headset connected.

I only had this issue start when moving from stable 1.2 to 1.3

@Turbolqk Most sound like awful ideas. If you use it for long enough they're already implemented better than you think.

Just want to point you to discussions here.
https://forums.ubports.com/topic/12184/battery-saving-low-power-mode-within-os-discussions
I long for an toggle-able option like this available from the battery pulldown.
With some knowledge of QML and the layout of lomiri-system-settings I believe its possible to implement.

@nbdynl
On my opinions for resolving this with the indicator panel... I'm picturing if you double tap the indicator panel it would latch in a half open state (or just big enough to have all the options on show). Then you can swipe around and use it with it latched open until you tap outside the pulldown.

I like all the indicators and the feel of most things while at home or sat down but when your doing active things or only have one hand free is where UT always feels awkward.

@RJDan
I would say that making the device difficult to use by turning down the brightness is the problem and that having to use the device like this should be fixed before anything else. I do understand your point but it can't be expected to resolve a weird workaround of turning the brightness to an unusable level that's been implement by yourself.
I agree other things need to be fixed here, either in the app itself or improving the way location services work while out of focus.
Regarding emergencies as an idea an extra feature could be provided in the OS, maybe you press the lock button 5 times fast and if you don't cancel it on screen it will call your pre-determined contact from your device. It would be a nice feature similar to iOS I suppose.

I have done this myself to save battery and struggled to see the device to change the settings in full sunshine.
I do agree with your opinion I feel there can be a lot of cases like this with UT. Using the device as a sat-nav and/or media-player in a car dock the panel is not the best either.

One possible solution for your case would be not changing the brightness but disabling app suspension for your app (and it's dependencies OSM?) with Tweak Tool.
I haven't used Activity tracker but this should work for your use case.

Overall 24.04-1.2 seemed to work perfect in my day to day usage.
Whereas 1.3 has some occasional quirks/regressions/differences? that are noticeable to me but not breaking enough to remember or make a note of each of them while out at work.
This signal strength was a noticeable one, I know the nearest mast is not far away and I know what is displayed now is very different to 1.2. Which is correct/accurate is another matter, if it's correct that's fine but ultimately people want to know at a glance if they can make a call and an empty triangle with even poor signal is not a helpful indicator if a call would be possible. Is there a different symbol for no signal as I haven't seen it? I believe you have to pull down and look at the carrier showing "Searching..." for this?
Another change I can remember is cellular data, before I could open the default browser anywhere and just browse straight away. Now intermittently with no WiFi available the browser will not have a data connection, the quick way I found to resolve this is shuffle cellular data off and on again.

Possible issue found in 1.3, maybe this could be checked it's not only myself?
Bluetooth can't be disabled or enabled from the battery menu. The toggle moves but it doesn't work and stays in the same state.
I use this regularly as a quick way to achieve some power savings from one place, part of discussions on usage here
Disabling from there own respective pull down works correctly.

Signal strength isn't the issue, I wouldn't expect them all to be the same.
I know the signal strength is displayed much lower on 1.3 for 5G and 4G compared with 1.2 is the point

@kristatos Same for me on FP5.
It depends on the cellular connection selected.
With 5G selected signal shows empty, with 4G it's either low or half and with 2G or 3G its full.
All of these previously were full signal I'm pretty close to my nearest cell mast which has 2G/4G/5G