Ubports/Ubuntu Touch slides

gsilvapt

advocatux

@gsilvapt weird, there's a lot of people there that know the answer. Maybe just bad timing

mabear

I have gone through the slides and it is quite nice.
J'ai parcouru les diapos et c'est très intéressant.
C'est bien d'avoir une vue d'ensemble des différentes alternatives.
That's nice to have an overview of alternative OSes.

A few spelling corrections, quelques fautes d'orthographe:

slide 9: CyanogenMod instead of CyanogeneMod
slide 11: initié instead of intié, et simplifiées
slide 13: Apps écrites
slide 29: écrans plus larges
slide 30: devient instead of deviens, et Canonical instead of cannonical
slide 35: packagées

Bon vent!

lduboeuf

@mabear merci

mabear

De rien!
Je ne sais pas si tu as entendu parler de ce projet open-source, qui pour l' instant concerne les Nexus 5 et 7;
I don' t know whether you've heard about that open source project that at the moment works with Nexus 5 and 7 only:
MaruOS
Downlods for these Nexuses here
D' autres mobiles pourraient faire l' objet de portage, some other phones are on the device port listing: list(e)
This is an interesting concept; c' est un concept excitant aussi...
Anyone having a Nexus 5 or 7, or getting a cheap second-hand one, can start distro-hoping! Tous ceux qui ont un Nexus 5 ou 7 , ou qui en achete un pas cher de seconde main, peuvent faire du distro-hoping!

lduboeuf

hi,
if anyone interested in my presentation held today (in french)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKUmfpOna4s

slides available here:
http://codedarmor.fr/labs/slidedecks/slides/OS mobiles alternatifs.pdf

cheers

libremax

@lduboeuf

Relayed to Ubuntu-fr.org : https://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?id=2026135

A Former User

How did it go, @lduboeuf? Was your audience interested in the wonder that is UT?

lduboeuf

@3arn0wl went fine, most people here were discovering that there are alternatives to mainstream OS :). Most of them are Android apps addicts and not ready yet to switch to UT as a daily driver but they were interested to give a try .

A Former User

@lduboeuf Yeah! Apple worked hard to create that nonsense app ring-fence, and Android worked even harder to catch up. And now it's so deep-rooted in people's minds.