@magnargj The truth is that I do not know, the problem seemed in the management of USB, the installer stayed in 'Flashing', but nothing happened to the phone, Android was still there.

@2devnull good luck!

@messayisto Hi, sorry I don't know. I don't own this phone and from what I can read here Xiaomi are well supported, but are a pain in the butt to install at first. I'd say, if you already have this device you can try to install Ubuntu Touch and see if it fails :man_shrugging: If you don't have the device yet, I'd suggest to opt for other device but it will depend deeply on your needs and how you feel about the installation effort.

@magnargj thanks

@ogogon yeah ubuntu touch does replace android

@odo Great news, congratulation!

@srram Video calling on Ubuntu Touch is not something that can be done for now, I'm afraid.

@loganj hm, installing firefox-esr just does not work... no idea why. Regarding your dream: In theory it is totally possible to install and use some desktop applications if they are availabe for arm(64). Practically there will be some drawbacks, like drm-video-streams will not work for example. At least, I don't know of anyone who managed to watch Netflix or similar on an Ubuntu Touch device.

@antidroid for SNAP, it is here: ~/snap/ubports-installer/current/.cache/ubports, however, the messages are not very helpful for someone begining with ubports I reported it - it might be an issue for new users with newly adopted devices

@purplevvay Shoot, I'll keep you posted on whether mine keeps working or not