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@UBportsNews I have understood from previous Q&A sessions that some of the major development goals include:
Any updates on these goals and how they inter-relate? systemd for example we heard briefly from Marius went better than expected when working on Lomiri for Manjaro Arm.
@UBportsNews how will other distros (e.g. Mobian) be able to use Ubuntu Touch click apps? Would they effectively need a different packaging format? Will UT itself eventually move away from click or is the hope that more will adopt click format?
@UBportsNews I have understood from previous Q&A sessions that some of the major development goals include:
Any updates on these goals and how they inter-relate? systemd for example we heard briefly from Marius went better than expected when working on Lomiri for Manjaro Arm.
With some help from the RPi Telegram group (https://t.me/UBports_pi) between clicks and keyboard tab and enter I was able to get the "Next" button to be activated and am now past this timezone dialog.
There were also issues with the touchscreen edge swipes not beind detected that I posted to the "Support" category as they may be broader than the RPi.
I have an issue with the RPi Touchscreen (with a RPi 3) that left and right edge swipes are not detected. I can pull down the app indicator menu from the top. But without left and right swipes I cannot switch apps or close apps with the touchscreen, I need to plug in a keyboard.
I have seen other posts with some edge swipes not getting detected. I have tried edge sensitivity tweaks in the UT Tweak Tool, but that doesn't affect touchscreen usage, but rather mouse usage.
Is there any way to adjust the edge swipe detection threshold? Again my issue is with a RPi but it may be a broader issue so am posting here to "Support".
Not sure if this is still an issue, but a "work around" to not get prompted (if you have access to the filesystem) for tutorial swipes is to edit this file:
/var/lib/AccountsService/users/phablet (or whatever username file is there)
And add the missing elements to the DemoEdgesCompleted variable until it is like this:
DemoEdgesCompleted=[‘left’, ‘top’, ‘right’, ‘left-long’]
The RPi Telegram group helped me out https://t.me/UBports_pi Between blind clicks, pressing tab, pressing enter, the "Next" box became active and I could move forward 
Update on RPi: Thanks to the link from @Lakotaubp I have followed the guide and now am running UT on a RPi 3. However, I am stuck at the "select your timezone" screen because even though ethernet is connected nothing is recognized when I try variations on "Chicago". It seems as if there is no ethernet activity. I submitted a post about this issue under the RPi section of the forum.
I have an ethernet cable plus USB keyboard and mouse connected to the RPi 3B+ with the RPi 7" touchscreen. On first boot I select language and keyboard, but then at the screen where I need to enter timezone nothing seems to be recognized, and the "next" is disabled.
I have tried:
I see the normal yellow and green lights from the ethernet port, but there doesn't seem to be any activity. Is there a trick to getting around this dialog screen?
Thanks for any help!
@Lakotaubp Thank you! Do you or others know if it is appropriate to add this link to the gitlab README.md at https://gitlab.com/ubports/community-ports/raspberrypi
Sorry only a casual observer here (I have flashed an old N4 a few years back) mainly because I haven't had a device to test with, even though I listen to every Q&A almost as soon as it is released!
I am looking to setup UT on a RPi, but am wondering if there is any support difference in running it on a Pi3 v Pi4? I will have a spare RPi3 soon, but I assume it will run better on a RPi4 (if it is supported)? I will have access to a RPi 7" touch screen to use with it.
The documentation is a bit sparse on how to set it up: https://gitlab.com/ubports/community-ports/raspberrypi (in fact basically absent) so can you point me in the right direction?
Thanks guys, keep up the great work! Greetings from Ethiopia.