Posts made by Jujuyeh

@Locamama JPG files are not supported, try converting the image to PNG or use another PNG or SVG file that fits with your WebApp

@Locamama Hi! Did you select a PNG or SVG Icon?

@Flohack Try with #CBCBCB or #B0B0B0

@Flohack Could you try with light gray?

Much better! But maybe a lighter green on the sent messages? The current green makes the date of the message a little bit unreadable

@NeoTheThird Yeah, I meant just a little bit of margin, the text is too close to the left side...

Looks nice! But I would change a few things:

• I would make the edge of the messages thinner
• I would put a lighter color on the first person messages
• I would put a little more margin in the messages
• Messages should be centered with respect to their boxes

Should it be UBports Touch, Ubuntu Mobile, Ubuntu Phone, Ubuntu Pocket.... or should it stay as Ubuntu Touch? Feel free to comment new ideas.

· I've heard you successfully installed Anbox on a OnePlus One. Which apps did you try? Do F-Droid apps work fine?

· How can I try Anbox on my Ubuntu Touch device? Does it work fine?

· Will Anbox be included as part of Ubuntu Touch at some point?

Hi,
I'm Paul Hodgetts (@Jujuyeh). I'm a Computer Science student. I'm from Spain and I'm helping with spanish translations and giving some feedback. I own a Meizu Pro 5 as a daily driver.

I wish I could help you with anything.

I agree with that. I know snaps would make things easier, but unluckly it's too soon to leave click apps. Users still depend on them.

Let's see where (and when) Canonical is going to left us at our own way...

Thank you @Mitu for sharing your vision. I agree with all you have said, and I'm really proud how rapidly the community gave a response to these breaking news.

If we want to keep Ubuntu Touch alive, we have to find soon an alternative to Ubuntu One services, including notifications and the app store. Then, that should be considered on a first step, because that would be the first thing to notice on Canonical's fading. Next step should be focus on Unity 8's evolution and snaps (and so on), because that only affects future plans and not so much on the current experience.

I want to thank you all guys, let's demonstrate how a community-driven mobile OS rocks!