@developerbayman x86_64? I don't think that'll happen. You probably already know that Ubuntu and other GNU/Linux distributions are almost always x86(_64) (meaning they're operating systems for computers). But... Ubuntu Touch is specifically customized to run GNU/Linux on phones, instead of smartphones running default operating systems like iOS, Android, or HarmonyOS (yeah, I'm adding that here because it's a real OS). If Ubuntu Touch had an x86_64 version, I'd find that very strange... Ubuntu Touch's interface is Lomiri, so there's already an x86_64 Ubuntu "distro" using that.

@developerbayman hi, this software will using latest ubuntu touch blobs firmware to build, making images?

Updated: Now this script is almost unnecessary on Ubuntu/Debian or some Ubuntu/Debian based distros, it can still run the old script fine. But I still do this project so that other Linux distro users can still build without any problems.

Hello everyone, I'm a new member of UBForum. Currently, I'm working on rewriting/restructuring the build files of 'halium-generic-adaptation-build-tools', including the "build.sh" script (located in the same directory as the deviceinfo folder).
Because I feel that it's no longer suitable — or to put it simply, 'outdated'. Also, the build scripts don't run smoothly on some distros other than Debian/Ubuntu/Arch(?). Currently, I have a rewritten script called new_prepare_fake_ota.sh. It's still under heavy development, and its current version is beta0.1.
new_prepare_fake_ota.txt
The file above is the internal source of the script I mentioned earlier. Of course, I have no intention of uploading a virus or anything malicious! I just want to improve things a bit, so I’d really appreciate any feedback from you all — so that I, or even the community as a whole (if possible), can help make Ubuntu Touch more accessible to more users and more devices!

Oh! also, add device topic "Redmi Note 11 Global" please

I'm not a native English speaker, but I'll do my best.