Dear all,

Does UT fundation has some stats about UT users (something comparable to what Linux Ubuntu did (https://ubuntu.com/desktop/statistics) : how many users and the distribution across the world, what langage do they use, what setup/cell phone do users have… ? From a marketing point of view that is relevant to know that kind of things.

Speaking of marketing, do you recommend a way of doing things when asking Android developers/organizations/internet players to adapt their App to OpenStore? How to hit the target ?
I was wondering if remind people about some stats could helps...

Thanks

Hello,
good news: I finally installed UT on my XperiaX device! So happy.
Thank you for your advices. I did clear the cache actually.
Nevertheless, two points:

• the blue light never appeared on the device... (white, green and red are working so is it possible that the blue is not?)
• at the very end, after the installer's success panel explaining the "the installation process from the computer is done" I got an error message that I unfortunately did not manage to report (shame...)
  But after switching on the device, both the "your devices is unlocked" and "Sony" logo appeared then UT starts!

IDK if those above points are problematics for the future but for the time being...Yeah!
I will test that device in the following days as a daily phone. (now, that looks better compare to my Nexus 4 16.04.
Thank you again
Best,

Hello,
good news: I finally installed UT on my XperiaX device! So happy.
Thank you for your advices. I did clear the cache actually.
Nevertheless, two points:

• the blue light never appeared on the device... (white, green and red are working so is it possible that the blue is not?)
• at the very end, after the installer's success panel explaining the "the installation process from the computer is done" I got an error message that I unfortunately did not manage to report (shame...)
  But after switching on the device, both the "your devices is unlocked" and "Sony" logo appeared then UT starts!

IDK if those above points are problematics for the future but for the time being...Yeah!
I will test that device in the following days as a daily phone. (now, that looks better compare to my Nexus 4 16.04.
Thank you again
Best,

Thanks for your reply.
Yes I did unlocked the bootloader (at least, I have the message when I turn the device on).
Wanted now to use installer within a windows computer and now I have that message at the begining, after choosing the "SW binaries... loire" file:
"Error core manual_download: Error: checksum mismatch"

According to my knowledges, with that phone, that is the pain... but will try again.

Dear all,
Hope that is the place to explain my problem.
I have a Sony XperiaX, unlocked.
Start to install UbuntuTouch with help of the installer.
First remark: no light blue nevertheless the procedure continues till it ot stuck with that message:
"The installation stopped due to a problem...
...
Error: adb:push: Error: {"error":{"code":1}}

Any idea?
Thanks in advance

Dear all,

Does UT fundation has some stats about UT users (something comparable to what Linux Ubuntu did (https://ubuntu.com/desktop/statistics) : how many users and the distribution across the world, what langage do they use, what setup/cell phone do users have… ? From a marketing point of view that is relevant to know that kind of things.

Speaking of marketing, do you recommend a way of doing things when asking Android developers/organizations/internet players to adapt their App to OpenStore? How to hit the target ?
I was wondering if remind people about some stats could helps...

Thanks

Dear all,
I have several questions. Sorry if it looks a bit random :

-I have seen that NFC is working with Android 9 base devices. Do you plan to open NFC with older Android base devices (e.g. 4.2) ? Is it in the pipeline ?

-Will Ubuntu 20.04 update (smoothly) run with old UT devices or do users need to think about a newer cell phone ?

-Android debug menu (like *#2663# command,…) does not exist on UT. Is it relevant for « normal user » to implement something similar with infos about battery/CPU/sensors... statuts ?

Thanks, and nice job!

Thanks.
Well, I looked for firefox as a "easy" starting point.
A list appeared and the 1st one looks good.
How do I install it? I clicked on it: nothing. I swipe and click on the checked square: nothing...
I pressed longer: nothing happened.
Is that such not intuitive or I am blind? :s

@advocatux Thanks but if I do that I have choice betwenn "enter package name" (how to know the name?), choose Debian package (next window is empty), and "search archives"...
I use ubuntu touch, hence there is no enter button to press.

@advocatux Hi, hum, how can you see for a package?