I hope this isn't out of place, but I'm curious if there is some sort of roadmap for UT development. Is there a strategic plan, so to say, that after 'x' we will work on 'y'?
What comes after Unity8+Mir for example?
I'd just like to know what the Foundation's vision is for where this ends up and how we might get there.
@nightshift
try a full install, making sure to select the wipe option.
Yeah, it seems adb is super glitchy, and so often is broken for no reason.
There really seems no end to the troubles regardless of OS. Glad you worked it out.
If you're on windows the ultimare tool is:
Nexus Root Toolkit
Armed with a factory image, if that can't restore the phone, I suspect nothing can.
I'd love to have details about how to do that... or maybe you have an apk you would share?
I installed it and it runs just fine for me. It is nothing fancy, just a basic OGRS web-container.
I suggest installing UT Tweak Tool, and:
menu at top left
-> app scopes
----> ubports ubuntutouch
------> Clear...
--------> select all
----------> okay
then try launching again.
I don't think it has been a thing for quite some time unfortunately. I looked into it with my Nexus 5 and it was a no go.
@TotalSonphone
Wow, that's awesome. How well does it run on a phone?
I wondered about that when I first got my OPO and flashed it.
Now, 3 months later I have flashed my nexus 5 back to android and I keep forgetting about the navigation buttons. I feel the well designed UI of UT leaves nothing to be desired and you will soon forget the need. It also makes sense why no one spends their time enabling the extra buttons. why bother.
More specifically, in the terminal app touch the screen and drag up/down/left/right to emulate arrow keys. It is a very slick interface.