@DenMoore That's not the way I read it. Rather, there is a UT port for the FLX1 that is almost fully functional. Seems you were right after all: https://social.likeadragonmaid.dev/@fakeshell/114226704623272146

@stanwood Works like a charm. Thanks for this writeup.

@daha Indeed, OTA23 broke the Bluetooth calls in car on most devices, including the Volla Phone. This should be restored on OTA-24.

https://github.com/JamiKettunen/vollanotchfix works again on RC 30 on the Volla

@franzm You're welcome, I'm glad the gps is working, enjoy your new mobile with Ut. Regards...

@keneda Right, so it seems that this issue is still pending.

At least another user did report the same problem, so I did open issue #85 on Github: https://github.com/HelloVolla/ubuntu-touch-beta-tests/issues/85

@AppLee said in How to Force a Public Wi-Fi Network Login Page to Open?: Warning, IMHO this should only works if you do not force the use of specific DNS server. You should also deactivate VPN while registering to the new network You are right. I must check that again when i will take the train again but not this week-end..

@arubislander Thank you so much! All is done!

@Keneda Oh, looks like a duplicated issue...

Hi @3t_ed I think it's better to open a feature request on the repository of the app. You'll get more visibility there I think.

@Flohack, Windows 7 is out of support. I think it's fair for us to say "if you're still using it, you need to figure out which ADB drivers will work with your device and setup."

Over in the Sailfish universe we have SeaPrint (by me)... so if someone wants to port it, feel free to get in touch. No CUPS dependencies, strictly speaking no dependencies at all other than Qt, but poppler is needed for working with simpler printers.

Yes, correct, Linphone should work, but needs a SIP account. Wifi calling enables automatic handover of calls (incoming/outcoming) though any wifi network (when mobile provider offers this features, which is mostly the case now). This is particulary advantageous to call from abroad (no roaming fees), as well as in case of poor coverage signal.