@developerbayman
Hello.
Could you detail a little bit the path do do this?

@bad1080
Unfortunately, nothing is interchangeable with UT.
Basically, your phone, running a specific version of Android, has low-level drivers and a partition layout that are very specific to that device.
When UT is installed, the partition layout is modified from the original configuration, whilst the low-level drivers are retained. An intermediate layer between these Android drivers and UT is installed (Halium (9 or 10 or 11, etc.), which is also specific to your hardware.
Finally, UT is configured to communicate with this Halium layer.
Failure to adhere strictly to the prerequisites will, at best, result in a non-functional system; at worst, a phone that is permanently unusable.
(My apologies to purists for this oversimplified explanation)

@bad1080
Hello?
To run UT, you need exactly Android 10 Stock ROM as described before

@brenno.almeida
Thanks a lot for this great app!
I get the impression—purely subjective, mind you—that the app uses quite a bit of power.
Do you think it would be possible to add an option in the settings to set the refresh rate for new messages (or even to stop it unless I check manually)?
Or am I mistaken?
What do you think?

@shcarl276
Hello.
Some people have managed to install UT from Russia.
There’s a Telegram group that might be able to help you in the meantime
https://t.me/UBports_Ru

@computersalat
Hello.
Only devices present here are supported:
https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/

@sysadmin
Same question (more or less)
Is there a way to install UT by downloading the necessary files beforehand?
There are an increasing number of people living in countries (such as Russia) that block our servers and are unable to complete the installation.

@janvle
Perhaps there’s a way to use this API to find the radio stations?
https://github.com/nepodev/radio-browser/blob/master/README.md

https://www.radio-browser.info/users

@janvle
Hmmm.
Cool app!
Thanks for this!
Ahhh Classic21
And it works well on both version of UT
24.04-1.x and 24.04-2.x

OK run fine now.

@gpatel-fr
I use 24.04-2.x but have tried on the other phone with 24.04-1.x with the same result.
I'm updating clickable images (but it was already 8.8.0)
I have download the code through the zip file, will try git commands

@janvle
I have compiled it.
On launch, app fails (on my phone) with aa-exec: 'radioalarm-3.janvle_radioalarm-3_3.1.0' does not exist

Maybe could you add CI to your repo.

@Privacy-freedom
If you want the server on UT, I don't know.
To connect to a domestic openvpn server:

I made it working by exporting a config file from a pc and import in networkmanager client
I use pihole with openvpn

sudo nmcli connection import type openvpn file /home/phablet/Documents/phd.nmconnection
on pihole
sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 10.23.18.0/24 ! -d 10.23.18.0/24 -j SNAT --to 192.168.129.36

Look at
https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11513/openvpn-setup-does-not-offer-what-i-need-for-my-vpn-server..../10

@brenno.almeida
For sure!

@Linus67 said:

nano ~/.local/share/applications/gkill.desktop

ini
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Stop Greenline
Exec=/home/phablet/stop_greenline.sh
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Icon=/home/phablet/Pictures/greenline_stop.png

Thank you for this.

@Moem
A really nice phone – fast (both in use and when charging) – and it has wireless charging too.
There are still a few bugs with the vibrator, and the fingerprint reader isn’t working (sigh).
And, as you said, it’s got a look all of its own.

@Linus67
Could you tell me how to add the script shortcut in Lomiri?
Greenline is great (to keep my wife happy – she uses WhatsApp and sees it as the most obvious way to communicate)

@Moem
Hallo.
Niet in Nederland, maar in België (niet al te ver weg),
Ik gebruik de Android-app van Crelan via Waydroid, en dat werkt prima.

@falcon
Thanks for the info.
I don't remember how I have solved this but, finally I had it working well.
Could try to look if you want.

@peat_psuwit
Hello Ratchanan.
I noticed that with RC2, the phone’s USB-C port was powering my Lilygo LoRa board.
In RC3 (and in 24.04-2.x), the USB-C port no longer powers it (OTG?).
Forget it, it seams that the board has to be connected during reboot after a power off of the phone.
It's working now.