I went back to OPO as my daily driver a few days ago. It has been while since I used it daily as I have had Pro 5 as my main device for some time.

Now, with the OPO on the devel channel, I can conclude that battery performance is pretty poor. Today, I took it off the charger (fully charged) at 06:40am, have done a couple of phone calls and some e-mailing with Dekko. That aside, very light use. I have all radios enabled (and bluetooth connected to my Pebble smartwatch), but have mostly been on WiFi. At 12:40, the battery was down to 40%, which equals an average hourly drain of 10%. That is considerably worse than my Pro 5 under similar conditions.

@lakotaubp Yes, switching to devel fixed it. I may have time to go back to RC during the weekend. If so, I will report back.

@Lakotaubp Thanks, that did it! GPS kicked in right a way.

I reverted back to my OPO today as there has been a regression in the call sound on the Pro 5. Both are now on xenial RC 2018-W48.
While setting up OPO again, I noticed that GPS location is not working. I get "GPE denied" in e.g. uNav. Is this a known issue or should I report it?

I can add that I get "Access error" in SensorsStatus.

Does anybody know how Dekko handles spam? For some reason I get a good amount of replies to my own e-mails caught in Dekko's spam folder. They seem to end up there instead of in the gmail spam or the spam handled by Thunderbird on my PC.

@luksus I am also really interested in getting Kodimote working again, it was such an excellent app. I'd be more than willing to test it for you, should you get it running.
Thanks

A couple of years ago, I reported this bug on launchpad. It was also about the problem with the coexistance of bluetooth and wifi, but back then it was wifi slowing to a crawl. I can't remember if it ever got fixed and it may not be related to the issue described above. Just thought I'd mention it anyway.

@arubislander Yeah, really strange. Unfortunately e.g. the IKEA Tradfri app doesn't let me enter an IP address manually.

After further testing of anbox and several different apps I have found that some apps that claim that they require Google Play Services run anyway. Also, some apps that don't rely on Google services run, but are unable to detect the wifi connection in UT. To turn on wifi in the android settings doesn't work, as it reverts back to "off" every time.

I noticed that Aptoide is installed by default with UT Anbox. Is it safe to use? Somebody on the Crackberry forum wrote:
"I would avoid aptoide like the plague btw. Tons of pirated and dubious apps."