Why don't people use it?
Does it have privacy and better security?
You can use it like a desktop if you have that wire thing.
It looks pretty cool, but I can't switch cause I'm a Google Maps shill
Ubuntu Touch
Michael Carter
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Blake Clark
Because it doesn't run
Anthony Taylor
it's dead
Jonathan Young
>2 clocks
Jayden Brooks
Is Ubuntu Touch good, besides the retarded design choice?
Colton Anderson
>it's dead
Technically speaking: yes, however it's certainly not more dead than windows phone.
ubports.com
For example MS can try as many times as they want but they need to inject money constantly to keep it alive, that's the beauty of the open source, it can get stalled without money like the proprietary ones but it's pretty hard to kill because others can continue the work.
Anthony Bell
Plasma Mobile>Ubuntu Touch
Josiah Cook
Why though, what can it do that Ubuntu T can't?
Liam Ortiz
They did a good job capturing the ugliness of stock kde. Is it just as buggy?
Ryder Hernandez
Development and device support is sparse. Sailfish OS at the very least has a target device and active development. Also you can (sort of) get by on Google Maps on a web browser.
Chase Edwards
Why does KDE have a hard-on for making huge, out of place buttons randomly scattered about? Is that supposed to be a Jitterbug?
Asher Ward
The unreasonably large clock on the taskbar has always annoyed me on stock kde. Who thought that was a good idea.
Ayden Hall
bump
Jordan Martinez
Plasma and Ubports developers are linda sloppy, Halium is a great tool though
Isaiah Scott
> 12:47 PM
> 12:48 PM
THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF CANONICAL
Jonathan Watson
>why don't people use it
mystery solved
Angel Flores
pretty cool hungarian app names desu
Jacob Cox
use fucking waze
Adrian Green
The answer to literally all non-android Linux phone distros: no hardware support.
Jayden Russell
>it's dead, but at least it has no worms yet
It's a waste of time and money anyway at this point. Unless money doesn't matter for you and you want it in your collection.
Librem 5 is a way to go.
Charles Johnson
If it's just like desktop in the last 2 years or so, then it's not buggy at all.
Not my desktop, BTW.
Ryder Evans
Im interested into turning my mobile to a linux os like that ubuntu touch. Like it looks kool and android is outdated in my device. Are there other OS for mobile like Ubuntu touch that are linux and can import linux tools etc.
Ian Rodriguez
Yeah, one of them is called Android.
David Mitchell
Ubuntu Touch is very much alive
The UBports community took over the project and are running with it
They are going to release a flavor of Ubuntu Touch for the upcoming Purism Libre 5 phone
There will also be a Gnome mobile and KDE mobile flavor available
As far as I know Ubuntu Touch is the only one working on Android app compatibility using Anbox
Aaron Rodriguez
Samsung has that problem too when you add the weather widget to the screen.