Welcome to the UBports community! Introduce yourself here!
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@nexus5 Welcome and have a look here https://ubports.com/meet-the-community for things of interest.
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Well I'm Dave. I started using Linux when my Windows 98 machine crashed and a friend recommended Linux Slackware in 2000/2001.
I been using Linux ever since. From Red Hat to Ubuntu and everything in between.
So when I heard of a cellphone can run without Google and Apple I had to try it.
So my very first cellphone had to a LG Nexus 5 running Ubuntu Touch. I don't have a need for the phone part. That part is useless to me. House phone is good enough for me for my telephone needs.
What I want the Nexus 5 to do is be a remote control for my desktop. By the way the desktop is a dual boot Mandrake and Ubuntu Zoran.
So I had this cellphone for one day and like everything new to has to be pain to me. So I can here looking for help with my wifi problem.
Hey want to know something else. This also my first time using a forum. Heck I never even used social media before.
I never did MySpace or any of that Twitter junk. I basically keep to myself and away from sites like that.
So I said why not try and see what I get. Who knows I might be able to help others as I learn about Ubuntu Touch. Plus I could be a big help with big computer version of Linux. With all them years under my belt of Linux use. I'm sure my experience could come in handy here.
Thanks for reading and let's learn together
Dave
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@DaveNotHere Welcome, Dave!
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@DaveNotHere Welcome and please have a look here for some general info https://ubports.com/meet-the-community
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Hi guys I am an Italian lover of Linux-based systems and I have been following the development of UbPorts for many years even if I don't have any devices.
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@Alexer said in Welcome to the UBports community! Introduce yourself here!:
Hi guys I am an Italian lover of Linux-based systems and I have been following the development of UbPorts for many years even if I don't have any devices.
Welcome Alexer.
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Hi I've been using Ubuntu Touch for about 3 years and I want to help with development. How do I get started?
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Welcome, @LDovic!
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@LDovic Welcome, have a look here:
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@LDovic Welcome!
I think one good entryway to developing is via the core apps - as the most experienced UBports developers tend to be busy working on the OS itself, there's not enough people working on the core apps. Should be possible to make a pretty big impact regardless of experience level, and it's probably a good introduction as well.
In case you're interested, they're found on gitlab.com/ubports/apps.
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@potet I'd very much like to help with the core apps, I'm assuming linux desktop os recommended?
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@LDovic Hi and welcome. Apps for Ubuntu Touch, including most of the core apps, are build using clickable. So yes, a linux OS is needed for developement.
As already has been said, apps are hosted mainly with Gitlab. For some general information to get you started check out our doc . You will also find some links to Telegram groups there.
If there is one of the core apps you like best head for issues, if you are looking for a starting point. Or if you already have an idea to add THE missing feature just go for it.
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Just got here, running UBPorts on PinePhone and Planet Cosmo. -
@MonCon Hello and welcome. Have a look here for some info https://ubports.com/meet-the-community
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Just installed on the Nexus 4. Lot of comments. Lot of work to do. This thing is awesome!
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@TotalRando Hello, welcome and good to see you enjoying UT. You might find this link interesting https://ubports.com/meet-the-community
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Hi everybody!
I'm Mathieu from french alps, 35 years old and I use UT since 2 weeks on a Xiaomi redmi 7 onclite and I really enjoy it! It works quite normally for an unofficial ports. I study electronics at school but I almost never works in it for differents reason ( to ski and mtb almost everyday ) but I still lovin it. I already read the Ubports docs and many post of the blogs thanks to advices of @libremax on the french forum.
I'm linux user since only 2 years and I use Raspberry pi for "tv", it's awesome for 40€ computer!
I really want to see what UT will become and maybe be a part of it.
On this page https://ubports.com/fr/meet-the-community some links doesn't work .
So keep going and enjoy!