@greene hi, you can install UT in any of the devices of this list https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/
Any device model that it isn't there, needs to be ported http://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction.html
@domubpkm you can try to contact Turan to see if he wants to release a proper xenial build (https://github.com/turanmahmudov/Wallpapers/issues).
He has a Liberay page too https://liberapay.com/turanmahmudov
I think now that all that can be said has been said on the general theme of scopes as they existed before. There may well be new ideas or projects that come out of this discussion but this one has I feel run it's course.
Please feel free to start a new Off Topic thread on what may be pulled from scopes with an aim to the future.
Thanks again to @rubencarneiro for their work on scopes and to everyone else for their thoughts and input on scopes and lets see what may develop in the future.
@igor-lektorov hi, please see:
http://docs.halium.org/en/latest/
https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction.html
You can join the Halium group in Telegram too (https://t.me/halium)
@Vistaus I'd potentially be interested in buying it off you if you'd be willing to ship to the US. Feel free to message me if you want to haggle over a price.
@doniks I asked Bhushan in the Matrix SG and he posted this https://blog.bshah.in/slides/akademy2018/
He also said:
iirc there are two audio tracks in my video or something, switch to other one
Edit: I've downloaded Bhushan presentation video (https://files.kde.org/akademy/2018/videos/Akademy2018-28-plasma_on_mobile_devices.mp4) and I can confirm that the second audio option works better
@ubuntushop https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io this is the current list of supported devices unless you want to port it yourself.
Please do not take this the wrong way but if you are just looking for sales etc. can you please not post on this site.
Poll to find the next date (in the first half of September): https://dudle.inf.tu-dresden.de/fairphoners-dd/
Edit: it's Tuesday,18th September: https://forum.fairphone.com/t/dresden-fairphoners/42514/14?u=ingo
@ddabrahim While I can understand the reasoning the problem with cheap devices is that we have 90% no way of re-compiling the parts we need to make the hardware work. We need a few basic bits to be available in source code, and then the whole vendor tree as closed source.
If you find a cheap Chinese phone with a good LineageOS port (official) then we might try. Everything what is unofficially ported to LineageOS may break or cost us hundreds of hours. This is not really efficient.
There is a reason why they are cheap. They are not meant to be modded.
BR
