Fritzbox don't natively support OpenVPN. They do support Cisco/vpnc based VPN. Unfortunately there is no simple way to create such a VPN tunnel on current Ubuntu touch.
You would have to use the terminal to setup and control such a VPN. After all it does work on a normal Linux based system.
Ages ago Mark Shuttlewoth had a vision of UT on many fronts. One of them was set top boxes. Do you know about any project working on SAT receiver UI using UT (unity)?
Is there any other interesting IOT device using UT UI? Or maybe someone working on it?
Anyone else wanna share experience with bluetooth carkit?
It was repeatedly stated that liberapay is working again. I cannot really find how to fund my account. I only see ways to draw money from account.
Paypal and Stripe seem to be for people receiving money. Am I missing something?
@rocky58 thanks for your info. Which UT device are you using? Are you running 16.04?
Hi all. As stupid of a question as this may seem... Is anyone aware of a working combination of a bluetooth carkit and a 16.04 UT device? Both phone calls and music streaming via bluetooth are of interest to me.
So far none of the combinations I tried were anything better than horrible.
I can't really imagine that no working combination exists.
I didn't find a working combination within all combinations of 4 carkits and 3 UT devices. But I cant really pretend to try them all.
Wow guys - this seems to have gone a bit out of control.
Sometimes stating the obvious IS necessary. Bluetooth still has a lot of issues. To keep silence about it will not get it fixed. And yes it affects many people. Not all of us know about the technical reasons or even not all know that due to these reasons the state of Bluetooth support may differ among UT devices.
So OK it cannot get fixed in 10 minutes. Is there a plan or do we rely on the community to spontaneously fix it? How about someone would take the lead here?
In my understanding this all started with a simple request for information. Nothing more.
@tomoqv Thanks for taking the initiative to get a followup on this. I totally support your request.
Congratulations for the release of 16.04 stable channel! Good work!
Now that this primary goal is reached, what will be upcoming priorities?
A few suggestions that come to my mind in decreasing importance
I was trying to find information on how to set up a halium device to see the progress on ubports halium port. There is quite a few documentation on how to build halium in general and a general description on how to do a port. This is nice that we have it, but do we really all have to go through the same hassle of compile and figuring out the details of how to put it on our device?
The question really is: are some of these halium ports advanced enough to integrate them in a separate tree in the ubports installer? (I don't care if it is called edge or just halium)
Of course we have to be aware that this might mean installing alpha or even pre-alpha. But I am pretty sure many would like to able to give these versions a try on a currently unsupported new halium device.