@advocatux No criticism intended, as I said, I'm from another generation, I struggle each time I have to recover some information from the chats, instead I'm quite good at recovering information from forums and archived mailing lists.

I second the support for working the documentation in UBports Docs, it is better to keep things organized and centralized, and at least for me reading is much more valuable that watching a video, but I'm from a non-media generation. For instance I'm still struggling with the lack of mailing lists in this community (fortunately we have this forum, because I get completely lost in the chats).

This low volume in calls seems to have been also a problem since the release of Nexus 5:
https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-fix-the-low-speaker-volume-on-your-google-nexus-5/

@advocatux I finally remembered to check the model of my second Nexus 5, the one where sound volume is very low in phone calls, and where cell network signal very often is hard to maintain. I confirm that is is a D820, so that explains it, since I'm located in Europe.

@mihael Yes, this is just the desktop access. The problem is that when we moved to morph it started complaining that chrome has to be updated. It actually works the first time, and if it is closed and opened again it asks for Chrome 36+. If the cache is cleaned it opens again OK, but it has to be cleaned each time so it cannot be sync with the actual Android running Whatsapp. I tried to use QTWebengine to change the user agent to fake it, which can be also done directly in the webapp creator, but also to increase the persistence of the storage to try to avoid the problem after the restart.

It has worked for a couple of days but right now it started failing in restart again, so back to square 0.

@advocatux The one where audio works perfectly, which is my daily driver, is D821. The other one I have to check , I don't have it with me right now. I will try to remember.

@dln949 As far as I know, Anbox for the time being only gets network connectivity interaction with the Linux system, no notifications, GPS, audio, or any other interaction with the phone components.

Native applications do get notifications, and webapps should get them if they get notifications in the desktop, but for that you should use UT Tweak Tool to get the webapp to run in the background and you should not close it. In any case I don't think one can rely on those notifications from webapps, if they work at all.

@htc_tattoo I have two Nexus 5. In one of them, the sound volume for phone calls is very low, with street noise I can barely hear anything. In the other Nexus 5 that I have the volume and sound quality is perfect, I have to actually decrease the volume because even with external noise it is too high.

In the first Nexus 5 that I mentioned, I also had problems with the phone signal, very often it lost connection to the network. It never connected to 4G. In the second one, I have never problems connecting to the phone network, and it connects to 4G.

I managed to create an app with QTWebengine for Whatsapp Desktop which allows me to read my Whatsapp groups from time to time, the only thing I need since I'm not using Whatsapp myself. I just published it to the Openstore.

Just out of curiosity, anybody knows why OMG UBuntu (https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/) has ignored completely UBports? He publishes everything even slightly related to Ubuntu, but apart of a last article on how to return to Android after Canonical dismissal, I don't remember ever publishing anything on the continuation of UT by UBports. Is he offended or something against this project?