Secondly, that tablet has 1 GB of RAM.
That makes it a poor candidate for porting it to UT.
If that is the case then I totally agree with @Moem and would also advise you to forget the tablet unless you feel like learning some new development related skills by porting Ubuntu touch to it! š
@ethantaylor If you would like to help develop apps for Ubuntu Touch please let us know, you will be made very welcome. However at present your post looks like spam which is why I moved it.
@moncon - No worries! Thank you so much for the detailed and encouraging response. I just ordered a CC for Christmas and will surely install Debian and UT now with your recommendation. By the way, I was running UBports UT on my Pixel 3a XL and digging it until the cell network modem died (FYI: The modem hardware had issues before UBports UT install). Anyway, hope my CC wasn't manufactured and assembled on a Friday š Thanks again. Cheers!
@anonymoustly There's project sandcastle who's working on getting android on iphone and postmarketos can boot on iphone 7/7+ thx to it š ( see https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Apple_iPhone_7/7%2B_(apple-iphone7) ). Afaict nothing but the display really works yet, though. I guess if this ever properly works, it'll be a tad bit easier to port UT to, but someone will still have to do it ofc.
@saveurlinux - GPS fix definitely seems slower with my OnePlus 6t than with my Volla, but I am still able to use it for turn-by-turn navigation (via uNav or PureMaps).
If I was in Europe I think I would prefer the Volla, but given that when I was travelling here in the USA there were areas where I could not get LTE mobile data with it, having another device where I can reliably get both calls and LTE from a single carrier became the priority.
@alter Results are out. UBports on second place and will receive some 1410,57 EUR, yeah!š
No, we came third, the first is the 15,000 euros. Congratulations to the winners!
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For the 30th anniversary of the Linux kernel, B1 Systems donates 30,000 euros. One half will go to social projects, the other - as a thank you to the tireless work of the open source community - to open source projects. In the first round, suggestions could be submitted; from 5 to 19 October, the voting ran to decide to whom the money should be distributed. The sum of 15,000 euros for open source projects will be divided according to the proportion of votes received. Only projects or associations for which the payout exceeds 100 euros will be considered.