What's next, or what issues have been resolved?
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I understand that it's time-consuming—and often impossible—for developers to document what progress has been made.
But for “regular” users who are eagerly awaiting progress, it’s not easy to stay on board without such updates.
Perhaps the lead developers could at least publish a brief summary of the new features once a month.
This would also help demonstrate that Ubuntu Touch is making steady progress and is far from being abandoned. -
@MarcelloTogg
Hello,
There is a roadmap about Lomiri (one for Ubuntu Touch and one for Debian) here: https://ubports.com/lomiri-roadmapYou can also get news in the blog section : https://d'UBports.com/blog
For more technical insight : https://gitlab.com/groups/ubports/-/activity
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for “regular” users who are eagerly awaiting progress, it’s not easy to stay on board without such updates.
There is a live Q&A session on YouTube, where developers talk about recent progress every two weeks. You can read what was said here: https://ubports.com/blog
There are also other posts there that may interest you.
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