BTW this app opens just fine under libertine. Haven't tested it though. Any idea if it works?

Another big "Thank You!" for the Q&A, for writing it down as well, and generally for all of your great work! YEAH!

@heyspencerb Yes, as Stanwood said the work made for VoLTE is better used on 20.04 so the job is done only once. 20.04 is more recent hence a much sturdier base to build something. This will also help for a better bluetooth support especially BLE IIRC. Basically all the work done for 16.04 is time lost for 20.04. Maintaining 16.04 is a necessary evil until 20.04 is ready but in order to get a better use of resources 20.04 has to make it out. I don't think your question made it to the show so I tried to give an answer here. Please don't answer here and open a new thread if you want to continue the discussion. Or you'll be able to ask it again in a couple of week.

great and informative interview! Thanks for posting and huge thanks to TheKit for all the work he has done for UT Best regards, Steve Berson

+1 B1 Systems Vielen Dank! Deine Stimme wurde bestätigt. Die Ergebnisse der Abstimmung werden am 20. Oktober veröffentlicht. B1 Systems bedankt sich herzlich für deine Teilnahme.

@unisuperbox said in Ubuntu Touch Q&A 110 Saturday 9th October At 19:00 UTC: the problem of having too much to do [...] reduce scope If this is how it is, so be it. We're not running away. One low hanging fruit that I have been think about often: Why does it have to be a biweekly show? I think monthly could work just as well

@moem Although I don't understand what Halium is, despite watching Q&As for the past year, my impression is that it is not ready for general use. In fact Florian said almost that in the topic you linked to. Nevertheless it would be good to have an answer to the original question you mentioned.