Developers (Ubuntu Touch), has presented the release of OTA-4 Focal. This is the fourth release of Ubuntu Touch, based on the package base of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (previous releases used Ubuntu 16.04 LTS as their base).
What's new in Ubuntu Touch OTA-4 Focal:
Support for Oneplus One and Samsung Galaxy S7 smartphones has been added.
A setting has been added under 'System Settings > Security & Privacy > Locking and unlocking > When locked: > Hide notifications content' to hide the content of notifications when displayed during screen lock.
During screen lock, the predicted time until battery charging completes is shown. To disable this information, there is a setting under 'System Settings > Battery > Show charging'.
The built-in configurator ('System Settings > Background & Appearance') now allows switching between light and dark themes.
Each contact can now have its own ringtone assigned. The ringtone sound can be changed through the 'Add field > Ringtone' button when editing the user profile.
A confirmation prompt will display when trying to connect via adb debugger from a new computer that has not previously connected to the phone.
The ability to bind custom vibration patterns to applications has been established. For example, two short vibrations can be set instead of one long for certain notifications.
Stability of using Bluetooth headsets for voice calls has been improved.
Settings for waking the phone with a double-tap (Double-tap-to-wake) are preserved between reboots.
Issues with camera functionality after exiting Waydroid have been partially resolved.
Vulnerabilities in the oFono telephony stack, exploited via SMS, have been fixed.
The QtWebEngine browser engine has been updated to version 5.15.16.
In the configurator (Lomiri System Settings), the layout of pages has been unified, the option to remove previously added background images has been introduced, and a gesture sensitivity setting tied to the screen edges has been added.
A function has been added to use the hardware button for taking camera snapshots.
Source: linux.org.ru
