07-11-2020, 04:59 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-11-2020, 05:07 PM by LinuxBrave.)
(07-11-2020, 03:28 PM)wibble Wrote:(07-10-2020, 03:28 PM)heng Wrote: Why are you using google stuff when you got a Linux phone? Linux phones are about privacyThere I was thinking it was about freedom, including other people's freedom to make choices I wouldn't.
I appreciate all of the friendly ribbing :-). I have my lone Google Email Account. I have my Linux email account as well. Figured since the add accounts feature was there, I would give it a shot. Yeah....it does not work.
Also, I wanted to ask the forum. Is there a constant upgrade happening ot the phone app? Some days it works and some days it does not. Also, when the phone app works, in 3g I might add, I can text in 4g. The two paths have not been able to be on the same bandwith.
For reference, I am in the US and on T-Mobile. I have been upgrade with the almost daily updates.
Any thoughts from the group?
(07-10-2020, 03:05 PM)hiimtye Wrote: 1. the terminal sudo password is the same as the user's unlock password. either a 4-digit code, or a password, depending on the setting you chose in security settings.How do I send a bug report? From the phone? From the forums?
2. there's a known issue with the phone app where it doesn't send dialpad inputs even though it makes the tone like it does. otherwise it works (at least for me). if it's not working at all, you should send a bug report.
3. most of the web apps in the store seem to be non-functional. the apps that list "App" instead of "Web App" seem to work, and the app that makes web apps also seems to not work.
4. the accounts manager is known to be non-functional. there's a CLI manager that I haven't quite figured out yet. I've managed to create a google account but not been able to give it any credentials. if you want to try your hand at it, it's called account-console