@guru For me, the experience turned unsustainable when issues regarding the most basics applications started to jeopardize my daily life. I have missed calls because issues with the bluetooth connection, I have miss important messages in Telegram because the notification server has been shut down. They are not just aesthetic problems or lack of applications (I had to encourage a lot of people to switch to Telegram just to keep the contact when I quitted from WhatsApp and not all followed me).

I known that it doesn't your fault guys, you are working very hard just to maintain the boat floating... But when we are talking about how we interact with the rest of the world, being an early-adopter is not an easy task.

Well, I'm still here along with my Ubuntu flavoured phone, so let's see how it evolves the next months.

After I realise that my terminal (BQ Aquaris E5) was not included on future releases, I took the decision to not only support UBports if not push my smartphone vendor to provide its proprietary Android source code to the community.

We, the orphaned users, must claim for our rights to our vendor companies as they compromised to provide us with an updated OS when we purchase their terminal.

Pd: And this apply to Canonical too .... as wishes maker, they are responsible.

@guru For me, the experience turned unsustainable when issues regarding the most basics applications started to jeopardize my daily life. I have missed calls because issues with the bluetooth connection, I have miss important messages in Telegram because the notification server has been shut down. They are not just aesthetic problems or lack of applications (I had to encourage a lot of people to switch to Telegram just to keep the contact when I quitted from WhatsApp and not all followed me).

I known that it doesn't your fault guys, you are working very hard just to maintain the boat floating... But when we are talking about how we interact with the rest of the world, being an early-adopter is not an easy task.

Well, I'm still here along with my Ubuntu flavoured phone, so let's see how it evolves the next months.

After I realise that my terminal (BQ Aquaris E5) was not included on future releases, I took the decision to not only support UBports if not push my smartphone vendor to provide its proprietary Android source code to the community.

We, the orphaned users, must claim for our rights to our vendor companies as they compromised to provide us with an updated OS when we purchase their terminal.

Pd: And this apply to Canonical too .... as wishes maker, they are responsible.