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.

I want to know whether we are going for focal OTA-9 soon. Or we are going to 24.04-1.1 noble directly.when noble is to be activated for normal users .Is it possible to use full potential of ubports installer in lomiri-desktop.Also kernel for lomiri desktop be upgraded to mainline kernel.

Hello.. My feeling, maybe I'm wrong is that some UT users wonder what are the models of smartphones, with which version of halium, are of the future and will support both Noble and Volte, including for the Volla. ... And if they will have to buy again a new smartphone. I only understood that the Fairphone 5 is a safe bet: is it well with Halium 13 when sold now with Android 14? Is there an official post (or will have ?), full procedure, to flash Noble on Fairphone 5, when we are or not on halium 13 ? Is it possible or sure that Fairphone 5 will be sold with UT (Noble) ? Can you clarify the supporting models (which will quickly support) Noble and Volte with the corresponding halium, including for the Volla? Thank you and good luck for the mass of work that all the developers make for the transition to noble and the volte support.

I will eat my sock by Marius https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/post/ubuntu-touch-q-a-58-79 We have really come a long way since then,