Ubuntu Touch Q&A 160 Call for Questions

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Ubuntu Touch Q&A 160 is this Saturday 8th March at 19:00 UTC. We really appreciate your questions and involvement in the Q&As, so please post your questions below and we will do our utmost to answer them.

Remember that questions on porting to device **** or its status, and questions on bugs, will not be answered.

domubpkm

hello.
Could you talk about Morph-Browser within 24.04. What we can expect from the first OTA ? Blocking lists or other new and useful features? For subsequent developments ? Thank you.

uxes

ubuntu is switching to matrix, lots of people refuse to use telegram for various reasons, danfro is putting cinny together, , would it be possible to switch to matrix as a community?

Moem

Related to that: I'm having such a good experience using Cinny and a Matrix bridge in order to use Signal, could you please mention that so more people will know how well it works?
Thank you!

alagirialagiri

@UBportsNews What is the status of utnext 24.04 , when will we can expect the first release of the 24.04 OS on UT device.In utnext -daily, open -store apps have not started working.Any near possibility? VoLTE -what is the latest update on Ubuntu Touch devices?

shadan

when is there gonna be an update?
And is there gonna be more device compatibility for Samsung and xiaomi devices?

Lga

There is now a new initiative to "buy European" that is gaining a lot of traction (even classic official news and paper media): https://www.goeuropean.org/
Most of the promoted devices are made in Europe (Fairphone, Volla) and UBports Foundation is German.

wouldn't it be a good marketing step to be part of this by officially inserting "Ubuntu touch" as a potential "Android alternative" on the site: https://www.goeuropean.org/ ?

Lakotaubp

@Lga Quick point Ubuntu Touch and UBports are not German.
The UBports Foundation itself is a charity and that charity is registered with the German government for regulation purposes but that does not make us German. We have Community members from around the world. Though it might be fair to say the majority might be Europe based.