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@joelandsonja Hello, you are better off reporting your problems in the Pinephone gitlab HERE

Your problems are already known, however, and will also not be answered in the Q&A as they are "bug questions". Hope that helps.

Ideas really coming together, good work!

a) I open the Clock App when I want to: Set my ALARM clock
b) I normally open the Clock App from: The app drawer
c) I think Clock App misses: n/a

d) Clock (the time) 2
e) World Clock (more than 1 city clock) 1
f) Alarm (wake me up) 4
g) Chronometer (timer with laps) 1
h) Timer (count down) 2
i) I have been using Ubuntu touch as my main device since: 2019

@Keneda I believe he is referring to the removing of google captcha from the forum, you can test it now to see if it is removed.

To conclude, as explained by @Flohack who is not European, he do with an UT phone, but he also already can't do without an Androîd phone anymore: I don't know if it's love for the last !

To correct you, Florian is very much a European, Austria is an EU member. I believe he uses android for certain apps only, Car sharing being one, possibly banking. Some companies only cater to android or iOS users, sometimes it's easier to just by a cheap android phone to be able to use those services than to purposely make your own life just that bit harder.

@Lakotaubp Makes sense. Thanks.

I think the point waiting to be made here is that without captcha (or an equivalent) is that bots etc. will mass register and spam the forum? I can't remember if you have to verify via email when you sign up to the forum though, so I could be wrong. My knowledge of said practices is basic, to say the least.

Great to hear!

@djkemmet hello, once you have clickable up and running, if you want to preview your app on your PC/laptop you (this can aid quick development) can do:

clickable desktop

Clickable docs: https://clickable-ut.dev/en/latest/index.html

Good luck.

Thank you, very helpful

@Capsia Great idea! Seeing things at a glance in an unambiguous way.

@PINE64 Beautiful. Thoroughly well done @CiberSheep

@Opolork lanux_mage
Here's his twitter: https://twitter.com/lanux_mage

UX General thought:
> I feel that the Device/Installer page has something missing, not sure if it needs to be on the same page. In general, I'm missing a place where I can see in full dev's progress what has to achieve and what has accomplished—a place where it will be easy to update dev's milestones, maybe new page "Road Map"? Who is the best suitable person to get advice?

Are you referring to this page? https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/
Main contributors I believe are Dalton(UniSuperBox), Joan(CiberSheep) and you could ask Jan(NeoTheThird) for some advice too. I do know that NeoTheThird helped to design the devices page with the progress bar for each device, so maybe you can pick his brains regarding that. Those are the 3 main people behind the site as I understand it.

Content strategy:
OS page -I thought of drilling features as scrolling down (I nickname it - "the how")*. I agree with @potet that this page needs to be "Welcoming and yet powerful." unsure yet if UT is for devs or everyone. - Instead of apps demo and features, maybe (just an idea) we can turn it to "why page"?

In my opinion, as long as you have an open mind and the correct device, UT is for everyone. No special skills are required for it to become your daily driver. Marketing it as "for devs" is going to turn away people. There is an excellent welcoming community here also, who will gladly walk through all the steps needed for "average Joe" to get UT working in his hands, no sweat. It is one of our strengths.

Some helpful links for yourself should this progress.
Gitlab repo for Ubuntu Touch UX Design: https://gitlab.com/ubports/teams/ux-des
Telegram group for more fluid discussion, you will find all the core devs right there and then some: https://t.me/UBports_UX

I like the idea of "Get UT" or "Get Ubuntu Touch" instead of "installer"

Hello,

There was some chitter chatter on Telegram about the current top bar/indicators area and how it is perhaps not the best thing on mobile devices. What do you envisage for the top bar/indicators as and when the time comes for it to be improved? Something like we see on Android?

Thanks. Keep up the great work

If I was to make a cheeky suggestion, on the Installer page, perhaps you could put Linux first instead of Mac, because, y'know...Linux

@Kaizen Huge improvement. I adore the design. Very well done!

I'm struggling to find any faults of value to you at the moment but if I do, I will be sure to post here.

@PhoenixLandPirat I'm intrigued now to see the box design created by our own @CiberSheep Any clues?

General statement

• I want to contribute UT because it serves my OS needs.
• I'm here to support open source.
  > * I'm fun of Ubuntu.
• I care about privacy/data/personal information
• I appreciate open-source.
• I comfort with knowing what's running on my mobile device.
• I am proud to be part of such a rewarding community

Device usage statement

• UT is my first/second operating system
• I consider myself as advance user (I use terminal or tweaking my OS)
• I consider my self as regular user (normal use: mailing, messaging etc.)

I have added new points in Bold and left what applies to myself. I think that you'll find that most points you provided are true for most people;

Looking forward to your new designs.

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