@DJac sadly this is not the same device, this is for the 8.4" Samsung Galaxy Tab S LTE, why they have it the way they do is very misleading and it really messes with search results for the Galaxy Tab S8

I don't think it's a voting thing, per se... but we're sure to catch their attention this way, I figure.

@jimenezh If the device is not on the installer and no one is porting UT to it, then unless you have the time and skills to port it is a no go.
Running UT from an SD card I have only seen once and I believe the device was one of the Fairphones or Pinephone. It was difficult to do.

@Enrico13011978 You have had sufficient warnings and requests to stay on topic. You seem unable to do so, and also when called out you become snarky, bordering on abusive.

If UT does not meet your needs, please use something else.

You are now permanently banned from the forum.

@Schlicki2808 its very limited.You cannot draw

@Moem I don't expect Ubuntu Touch to work. It's just about knowing what the current state of affairs is. The problem is that there aren't even any decent browsers in Focal or apps. It's the same here because the system is different. And to use Ubuntu Touch it would definitely be better to have a second device, which I don't have. But I'm not Rockefeller to buy a Volla Phone from 500€-700€, for example. Xiaomi was already much better in terms of price and hardware back then. Even after 4 years, used Xiaomi devices have become much more expensive than what I paid 120€. Current up to 180Euro.

@thedeafenguy I guess so, but I never used e-bay...

@DoomGamer Sorry, we only support Ubuntu Touch here, not SteamOS. And a Steam Deck is not a Fairphone 4.

@johnmz You seem to be in the wrong forum! This forum is about the mobile OS called Ubuntu Touch; to us, Yumi is the name of our cheerful little mascot, seen at the top of the page. I don't think your project is in any way related to Ubuntu Touch. Right?

inspiration is weird .....this has nothing to do with a mobile operating system ....but is a direct result of UT

@Keneda Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

@jojo2 While UT is a convergent OS, when running it on a mobile device your choices will be limited by the the architecture (arm64 mostly these days) and hardware (cpu speed, ram and storage size).

Having said that, there are a number of ways to run foreign OS or architecture or programs. For Android apps there is Waydroid. For desktop apps there is Libertine, and on some devices snap support. For foreign architecture appa there is WindeBox. And for full on virtual machines there is PocketVM.

Using any of these, your experience will vary depending on the app and your device.