@domubpkm
Glad to hear it!.
In the next release, i'll fix this size and will add global theme changes and relooking.

Hello.
I'm trying the 24.04 (r85) on my Redmi Note 9 Pro.
I had an issue while configuring the device.
I have plugged a usb keyboard and after using the top tool bar to change the keyboard layout to azerty belgium.
The system parameter has crashed after i choose this keyboard.
After this, i can't launch system parameters nor any app on the phone (terminal, camera, ...).
The screen pop up and close just after.
Wondering how to look at the log files...

@uxes Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro (miatoll joyeuse global)
getprop | grep incremental
[ro.system.build.version.incremental]: [986]
[ro.build.version.incremental]: [986]
[ro.odm.build.version.incremental]: [V12.0.1.0.QJZMIXM]
[ro.vendor.build.version.incremental]: [V12.0.1.0.QJZMIXM]
Hallium 10.
20.04 Stable with folowing tweaks and 24.04 daily (without any change).
Operator is Orange Belgium
voLTE, SMS, MMS, access point are OK.
volte.txt

@PiotrBujakowski
Original Poster I guess.

And finally, how can we encourage Sander and Felix to continue their series of videos on Youtube (or elsewhere) to get the ball rolling on developing applications for UBT?
Best regards.
Jean-Luc

@wally
I use daily the redmi note 9 pro in Belgium and it's works perfectly with my operator (Orange). Phone call, SMS and MMS are functionnal.

@kimo
Nothing but great phones.
I'd add the Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro, which works perfectly with Ubuntu Touch and which I use daily with great pleasure.
If I had to choose another brand and had a bit of time, I'd also look at the Brax3, which is currently being ported.

@nunesfl
Yes, the size on a partition is too small.
You 'll have to add argument to the installer command.:
./ubports-installer_0.10.0_linux_x86_64.AppImage -f ./miatoll.yml
and the miatoll.yml can be downloaded here:
https://github.com/ubports/installer-configs/tree/fd9802a07cf67d489a78331af3426c416c677f23/v2/devices

And check the three boxes during install
And, also, the miatoll.yml have to be located in the same folder as the installer (not sure it's necessary but...)

Hello.
I'd like to know how the reviews published on the UBPort site are written (dated?) and if they could be revised.
For the Redmi 9 Pro, the review on the page: https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/joyeuse/ is as follows:
“Under heavy development relying only on the device porters. Many features including basic functionality may not work.
It will be the task of the porter to commit the work needed to make the device reach the standards to become fully supported.
These devices are only for those who are prepared to take the risk of using them."

This is very personal but I've been using this smartphone for a year and a half as my only phone and I find Ubuntu Touch ( 1000 thanks to the porters and developers, I love you folks) easy to use, reliable, great.
This comment could be a deterrent for potential new users when the phone works perfectly, supports all the features and seems to me no more complicated than any other.
Thanks to Ubuntu Touch Team for OTA6!
Jean-Luc

@wgarcia
Thanks again.
Interresting too.
I guess the first time aGPS uses WIFI or mobile data to get informations from internet.

1. Traditional (standalone) GPS:
   A GPS receiver (such as in a smartphone) picks up signals from at least four satellites to triangulate its position. This can take anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes, especially during a cold start, because it must:

Download the ephemeris (the exact position of each satellite)

Estimate its approximate position

2. With aGPS:
   aGPS improves this process by downloading this data via the network, instead of waiting for it to arrive slowly from the satellites.

It can use:

The cellular network (GSM antennas)

An Internet connection (Wi-Fi, mobile data)

aGPS provides:

The approximate position of the phone (via the antenna)

The exact time

Satellite ephemeris via dedicated servers

@wgarcia
Thank you very much for the test.
Sorry for going off-topic.
Interesting...
I can't explain this difference between the hosted system (Waydroid) and my host system (UT).
In my french system i have this menu.

@wgarcia
If you are using waydroid, could you make this test. (as you report very long time to fix gps postion)
Disable GPS (and move somewhere else).
Launch waydroid.
Run (after install) satStat.Settings reload AGPS.
Enable GPS.
Look at the connection time in waydroid and in UT.

@wally
If the device is running Android 10, no need to downgrade it.
Maybe, you could push it to the last Android 10 version (Miui 12)
You'll have to unlock bootloader in any way.
You can follow this doc:
https://forums.ubports.com/topic/9957/installation-guide-redmi-note-9s

@RJDan
For KeePassXC
Icon appears after Lomiri restart.
The app is launched without any problem but, on my Redmi Note 9 Pro, the screen is really to small to be usable. ( I don't know if the screen size can be modified )
The snap don't seems to have access to the /home/phablet/Documents where i put the kdbx file.

@UBportsNews
Hello.
Still happy thanks to Ubuntu Touch.
I've done a few snap tests.
For KeePassXC, I couldn't get it to work:
keepassxc
ERROR: ld.so: object 'libtls-padding.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded (failed to map segment from shared object): ignored.
qt.qpa.plugin: Could not find the Qt platform plugin "ubuntumirclient" in ""
qt.qpa.wayland: Creating a fake screen in order for Qt not to crash
The Wayland connection broke. Did the Wayland compositor die?

I just wanted to highlight an interesting post, I think, from the forum that suggests listing applications that work well under UT:
https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11143/snaps-tested

A huge thank you to all those who contribute to the life of UT!!!!

@josh
Otherwise, it make sense on the first UT install to check the three checkboxes (wipe, partionning and bootstrap)

Hello all.

To test snap possibilities,
I installed the latest Focal development build on my phone.
I then installed SnapzOr and launched the application.
Finally, I installed keepassxc with the command
sudo snap install keepassxc
Had keepassxc 2.7.9 from Jonathan White (keepassxreboot) installed
When I run keepassxc, I get the following error
[phablet @ ubuntu-phablet - 22:45:44 ] ~

keepassxc
ERROR: ld.so: object 'libtls-padding.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded (failed to map segment from shared object): ignored.
qt.qpa.plugin: Could not find the Qt platform plugin "ubuntumirclient" in ""
library "eglSubDriverAndroid.so" not found
qt.qpa.wayland: Creating a fake screen in order for Qt not to crash
The Wayland connection broke. Did the Wayland compositor die?

Is there something missing or the snap is incompatible?

@RJDan
Has anyone tried a snap for KeePassXC?

@knuddel823
Which Android version was installed on the phone before UBT install?