send&receive sms messages from Ubuntu, using a built-in sim slot + sim card

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I have a laptop on which I run Ubuntu 18.04, the laptop has a built-in sim slot and I have a sim card that I use for mobile broadband.



Is there any software that I can use to send and receive sms messages, using the sim card that I also use for internet?







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  • Mobile Broadband devices typically can't send SMS messages, they're designed to only use data. I have several systems with Mobile Broadband cards, but they don't have SMS capability in the mobile broadband card/firmware/software to do SMS messages.
    – Thomas Ward♦
    Jun 6 at 14:10










  • ofono would be the necessary back-end piece to send/receive SMS. However, as already mentioned if your SIM is a data-only card, you won't be able to, not having a phone number assigned to it.
    – dobey
    Jun 6 at 14:25










  • it is not a data card only, I have a number on it + a voice and sms plan activated :) thanks.
    – Alexandra
    Jun 7 at 14:33







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    hi :) yes, sure. I have installed a software called 'Modem Manager GUI' and this has - out of the box - the functionality I was looking for. I have just configured my mobile broadband, and after that, once you install the software it will just recognize the broadband connection. from within the software interface I can send and receive sms massages, it has a USSD functionality (I wasn't able to have this working, so far) and I can also see a traffic statistic that looks pretty nice.
    – Alexandra
    Jul 9 at 19:55







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    this is the software linuxonly.ru/page/modem-manager-gui, I have used 'Ubuntu Software' to install it.
    – Alexandra
    Jul 9 at 19:57















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I have a laptop on which I run Ubuntu 18.04, the laptop has a built-in sim slot and I have a sim card that I use for mobile broadband.



Is there any software that I can use to send and receive sms messages, using the sim card that I also use for internet?







share|improve this question





















  • Mobile Broadband devices typically can't send SMS messages, they're designed to only use data. I have several systems with Mobile Broadband cards, but they don't have SMS capability in the mobile broadband card/firmware/software to do SMS messages.
    – Thomas Ward♦
    Jun 6 at 14:10










  • ofono would be the necessary back-end piece to send/receive SMS. However, as already mentioned if your SIM is a data-only card, you won't be able to, not having a phone number assigned to it.
    – dobey
    Jun 6 at 14:25










  • it is not a data card only, I have a number on it + a voice and sms plan activated :) thanks.
    – Alexandra
    Jun 7 at 14:33







  • 1




    hi :) yes, sure. I have installed a software called 'Modem Manager GUI' and this has - out of the box - the functionality I was looking for. I have just configured my mobile broadband, and after that, once you install the software it will just recognize the broadband connection. from within the software interface I can send and receive sms massages, it has a USSD functionality (I wasn't able to have this working, so far) and I can also see a traffic statistic that looks pretty nice.
    – Alexandra
    Jul 9 at 19:55







  • 1




    this is the software linuxonly.ru/page/modem-manager-gui, I have used 'Ubuntu Software' to install it.
    – Alexandra
    Jul 9 at 19:57













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I have a laptop on which I run Ubuntu 18.04, the laptop has a built-in sim slot and I have a sim card that I use for mobile broadband.



Is there any software that I can use to send and receive sms messages, using the sim card that I also use for internet?







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I have a laptop on which I run Ubuntu 18.04, the laptop has a built-in sim slot and I have a sim card that I use for mobile broadband.



Is there any software that I can use to send and receive sms messages, using the sim card that I also use for internet?









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  • Mobile Broadband devices typically can't send SMS messages, they're designed to only use data. I have several systems with Mobile Broadband cards, but they don't have SMS capability in the mobile broadband card/firmware/software to do SMS messages.
    – Thomas Ward♦
    Jun 6 at 14:10










  • ofono would be the necessary back-end piece to send/receive SMS. However, as already mentioned if your SIM is a data-only card, you won't be able to, not having a phone number assigned to it.
    – dobey
    Jun 6 at 14:25










  • it is not a data card only, I have a number on it + a voice and sms plan activated :) thanks.
    – Alexandra
    Jun 7 at 14:33







  • 1




    hi :) yes, sure. I have installed a software called 'Modem Manager GUI' and this has - out of the box - the functionality I was looking for. I have just configured my mobile broadband, and after that, once you install the software it will just recognize the broadband connection. from within the software interface I can send and receive sms massages, it has a USSD functionality (I wasn't able to have this working, so far) and I can also see a traffic statistic that looks pretty nice.
    – Alexandra
    Jul 9 at 19:55







  • 1




    this is the software linuxonly.ru/page/modem-manager-gui, I have used 'Ubuntu Software' to install it.
    – Alexandra
    Jul 9 at 19:57

















  • Mobile Broadband devices typically can't send SMS messages, they're designed to only use data. I have several systems with Mobile Broadband cards, but they don't have SMS capability in the mobile broadband card/firmware/software to do SMS messages.
    – Thomas Ward♦
    Jun 6 at 14:10










  • ofono would be the necessary back-end piece to send/receive SMS. However, as already mentioned if your SIM is a data-only card, you won't be able to, not having a phone number assigned to it.
    – dobey
    Jun 6 at 14:25










  • it is not a data card only, I have a number on it + a voice and sms plan activated :) thanks.
    – Alexandra
    Jun 7 at 14:33







  • 1




    hi :) yes, sure. I have installed a software called 'Modem Manager GUI' and this has - out of the box - the functionality I was looking for. I have just configured my mobile broadband, and after that, once you install the software it will just recognize the broadband connection. from within the software interface I can send and receive sms massages, it has a USSD functionality (I wasn't able to have this working, so far) and I can also see a traffic statistic that looks pretty nice.
    – Alexandra
    Jul 9 at 19:55







  • 1




    this is the software linuxonly.ru/page/modem-manager-gui, I have used 'Ubuntu Software' to install it.
    – Alexandra
    Jul 9 at 19:57
















Mobile Broadband devices typically can't send SMS messages, they're designed to only use data. I have several systems with Mobile Broadband cards, but they don't have SMS capability in the mobile broadband card/firmware/software to do SMS messages.
– Thomas Ward♦
Jun 6 at 14:10




Mobile Broadband devices typically can't send SMS messages, they're designed to only use data. I have several systems with Mobile Broadband cards, but they don't have SMS capability in the mobile broadband card/firmware/software to do SMS messages.
– Thomas Ward♦
Jun 6 at 14:10












ofono would be the necessary back-end piece to send/receive SMS. However, as already mentioned if your SIM is a data-only card, you won't be able to, not having a phone number assigned to it.
– dobey
Jun 6 at 14:25




ofono would be the necessary back-end piece to send/receive SMS. However, as already mentioned if your SIM is a data-only card, you won't be able to, not having a phone number assigned to it.
– dobey
Jun 6 at 14:25












it is not a data card only, I have a number on it + a voice and sms plan activated :) thanks.
– Alexandra
Jun 7 at 14:33





it is not a data card only, I have a number on it + a voice and sms plan activated :) thanks.
– Alexandra
Jun 7 at 14:33





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1




hi :) yes, sure. I have installed a software called 'Modem Manager GUI' and this has - out of the box - the functionality I was looking for. I have just configured my mobile broadband, and after that, once you install the software it will just recognize the broadband connection. from within the software interface I can send and receive sms massages, it has a USSD functionality (I wasn't able to have this working, so far) and I can also see a traffic statistic that looks pretty nice.
– Alexandra
Jul 9 at 19:55





hi :) yes, sure. I have installed a software called 'Modem Manager GUI' and this has - out of the box - the functionality I was looking for. I have just configured my mobile broadband, and after that, once you install the software it will just recognize the broadband connection. from within the software interface I can send and receive sms massages, it has a USSD functionality (I wasn't able to have this working, so far) and I can also see a traffic statistic that looks pretty nice.
– Alexandra
Jul 9 at 19:55





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this is the software linuxonly.ru/page/modem-manager-gui, I have used 'Ubuntu Software' to install it.
– Alexandra
Jul 9 at 19:57





this is the software linuxonly.ru/page/modem-manager-gui, I have used 'Ubuntu Software' to install it.
– Alexandra
Jul 9 at 19:57
















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