@lakotaubp Sorry. The post in #design was meant for feedback, this was meant for finding help/as a guide for future users. I suppose they ended up seeming redundant.

@triguy You can open an issue on ubports system setting app git if not already done by another user. https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/lomiri-system-settings/-/issues

@triguy said in How can I share files from my Ubuntu Touch host with Waydroid?: on my Google Pixel 3a, outside of the home, back, app switcher buttons being out of reach For others on Google Pixel 3a, this worked for me to get the back, home, and switch button raised up a bit so they could be accessed: waydroid prop set persist.waydroid.height_padding 100 See documentation here

@mdl No progress. I contacted T-Mobile to see if they could fix it on their end. They tried but to no avail. I can receive an error message letting me know that someone tried to send an MMS message, but that is it. I cannot participate in group chats, receive large messages, images, etc. Kinda sucks, but it's good enough for me. I hope MMS can get sorted out on UT eventually. I might upload a log if it would actually help the developers solve this issue. Somewhat unrelated, however: I did, find out that the reason I cannot receive calls is because UT (on my Pixel 3a) can seemingly only do SMS I/O and data while on LTE for some reason. While using LTE, I could not make or recieve calls. I also noticed that when trying to call someone, the call would not start dialing for a few seconds, then the service would completely shut off, then my phone would switch to 3G data, then the phone would start dialing. I found that by limiting the data to 3G, I can finally recieve spam calls from the CDC, scammers, and family again! Woohoo! (hope this information helps someone) Should probably file a bug report.

Thank you that is a clear statement VoLte possibly in 12 months. So I won't have to ask that question anymore. I think Ubuntu Touch will work much better with Ubuntu 20-04 as a substructure. I understand that this will be a Mahmut project for the developers. Good luck guys, you can do it already

@dj-finney There is no ETA because this is not a clear cut issue. There is ongoing investigation as tonwhat is possible for what devices. There is consultation and dialogue between several mobile linux projects to arrive at a solution. But crackng this is not vey simple.

Here's what I do: I've prepared a gprs file on my Linux box. First I turn off Cellular data in the UI, then I adb push it to the phone, then adb shell to the phone, then sudo cp the gprs file to /var/lib/ofono/###########/gprs. When I turn Cellular data back on, the gprs file on the phone is immediately overwritten with the original one, that I get when I Reset All APN Settings in the UI. Where are those settings coming from? From the cell provider (Google Fi)? Some other file on the phone? So, I can't use the UI to set the APN I want and I can't hand code it in the gprs file. What's it gonna take?

Sadly Miracast support still needs some work on Android 9 based devices. I'm sure it will get there but it's not working right now. Still, it will be the only way to support external monitors.

@triguy There is a device specific subforum for your device, and some topic with identical issue than yours. https://forums.ubports.com/category/69/google-pixel-3a-3a-xl https://forums.ubports.com/topic/5471/sms-and-call-audio-not-working/28