Hello and welcome @mangilmaih

I moved your post to the Off Topic category.
There are several reasons why requesting a port does not work and is not welcome.

It's a lot of work. You are asking volunteers to do weeks or months of unpaid work. For porting, the volunteer making the port needs to have the device in hands. Otherwise it's like you are asking a tailor to make you a suit without taking your measurements: it will not fit. Not all devices can run Ubuntu Touch. Here is an article that explains some of the reasons why.

In other words: you can't request a port. You can use an existing port, or you can make one for your own device. Those are the options you have.

Hi Anna, you may also be interested:

https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2008/the-ubports-tutorial-links-collection

Hi @homer

There is this: https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/systemdev/index.html
Most documentation is there @ docs.uports.com

At least the documentation I know of.
The rest is diluted in the aether of internet forums and chat rooms as well as in people's brains.

Now at a fairly healthy 19%. 🙂

@magdesign I haven't any android which supports a/b partitions.

@keneda thanks the link, I'll try that

@libremax said in UBports and UT stats:

the number of supported devices which jumped by more than 20% this quarter

Amazing!

@rocket2nfinity Yes still working fine.

"Ubuntu Touch is Alive and Strong"
@libremax

Hi,
Thanks for the flowers. But the project should not honor a single person for their credit. Its the community that makes it big. I would not accept a name similar to mine, nor I would assume leadership.

We are preparing another way to give the project a structure and more focus. Watch todays Q&A for more infos 🙂

BR

Thanks @mariogrip that's brilliant.

I shall take the time and patience to add and get the id's of the devices correct (hopefully in the title), over the course of the next month.

Great job ! :bowtie: