Frustration with development pace

[bcnaz]

Often with a fresh OS, the first 2 - 4 calls will have no ring tone and/or no audio, but after a few
attempts and checking the sound settings, it works after that.

Uhmmm that is interesting
I got a google fi sim and it worked out of the box.
I called my iPhone and I could hear on my PP but not on the iPhone.

I followed your advice and in settings, input sound was set at headset and moving it to the internal microphone fix it. Sadly after the phone call, it went automatically to the headset again.

Try resetting it a few times ?
  in some cases I have found it stays put after a few trys.
        If not, try a different release.
If you are using a Mobian nightly,  (?)   it can change in the next release.
 ( Default + Phone config. setting)

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@bcnaz @RTP

I recently tested Mobian on my Braveheart and if the device is locked/sleeping inbound calls do not ring/wakeup the device. Are you saying you do not suffer from this issue?

"Sometimes", the Brave Heart does seem to take longer than the PMOS phone to wake up.
  But it does show the call... so the call can be returned.
 For me the starting signal strength also seems to be a contributing factor, with a strong signal
The phone seems to wake up faster.
>  (If the caller tries again the call will ring the Brave Heart quickly)

I do have one Brave Heart and 3 PMOS Convergent phones, the Brave Heart does operate a
little different than the PMOS phones.

@bcnaz
I read your posts with interest.  That said, I believe you have indicated that you tend to try many of the new builds particularly those of mobian and find that sometimes things advance and other times they retreat which of course is the nature of software development.  You have provided this information to some extent before I believe but what is currently your "go to" mobian image or other OS image?  Apologies if I have missed an update of this info.

   Currently I have been using the Brave Heart with the Sept 05 nightly and auto-update as my main Linux phone, not certain if that is the 'best' combination ?   ( it has my long term prepaid at&t sim card in it )

  My PMOS phones have monthly prepaid sims from Simple Mobile and Tracfone MVNO's
 For shorter term testing.

  My PMOS phone with the newest Manjaro/Phosh OS was a disappointing test.
After opening the Anbox then closing it, all the desktop icons from both
 the Anbox and Phosh are now on the Phosh desktop. (?)

  On another PMOS phone I am trying the Oct. 07 Mobian nightly, with Simple Mobile (T-Mobile MVNO)
    Their cell service is weak here, so I have not done extensive tests yet, but the talk & text are working.

 a-wai said recently their next 'reference' release was likely a month away, I will likely move my
  main sim card to a PMOS phone with that reference release installed on it, when that happens.

  Some releases require more skills to be able to use, but I am testing the OSes that I am able use.
    For me,  I do like Mobian,  but I am not saying it will be everyones favorite.
     This is Linux,  So there are lots of choices.

BTW :  I am amazed,  not Frustrated with these great Developers,  But that is my Opinion !