@captainfunk said in Ubuntu Touch Q&A 168 call for questions: Are you thinking or planning to implement the screen rotation to 180 degrees ? It depends on if the porter enabled it. The configuration file is located on /etc/deviceinfo/devices/<codename>.yaml. Taking the Volla X23 configuration file as a random example: SupportedOrientations: - Portrait - Landscape - InvertedLandscape As you can see, there is no "InvertedPortrait" mode enabled. I don't know adding it below will work. Edit: (sorry, just noticed the Q&A was 3 days ago...)

Edit: Turns out something was cached wrong on my machine, I think. Anyway: all is well, and the buttons work no problem

Subject: Question: Porting Python SDL Game to Ubuntu Touch Message: Hello from France , I'm the developer of Night Invasion, a real-time multiplayer game fully written in Python. It uses Pygame (SDL under the hood) and standard libraries for networking and audio. I would like to know if it is technically feasible to port this game to Ubuntu Touch, given that: It is 100% Python (Python 3.12), It relies on pygame, pygame.mixer, and SDL for rendering/audio, It does not use any C/C++ extensions beyond SDL dependencies. Are there any compatibility issues or restrictions I should be aware of on Ubuntu Touch regarding SDL/Pygame or Python-based applications? Thank you in advance and best wishes to the community! PS it's a closed sources game because my team dont want open source Best regards, Yann Escarbassière

@Vlad-Nirky Yes we do! It's June 6 and 7.

@AppLee I can understand that the aim is not to add too much work if QT 6 is difficult to focal compatible. I just want us to get out of this incorfortable situation from an obsolete browser.