How does it look if the badge is removed altogether? Somehow I think that the mascot can stand on its own without the roundel, especially if you're concerned about trademark disputes.

Please see https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io for a list of supported devices

Hi there,

You cannot copy contacts to your SIM card -- please see the discussion in this post to learn more: https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/978#issuecomment-445469370

You can, however, export your contacts to a file by selecting one or more contacts and then pressing "Share". See this post for more information: https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/978#issuecomment-447974928

There is not, but few enough problems happen that they can be discussed here.

Hmm, that was supposed to be disabled. I've double-disabled it, should stop scanning after the forum is restarted sometime today.

Hello @nilesh, please see the information in this pinned post: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/206/will-you-port-to-device-x

Edit: It's back now.

Normally it's Europe's server issues, but today it's the Americas'.

https://twitter.com/telegram/status/1129050777178320899

If you're trying to PM our American members, we'll get back to you as soon as we can!

You might be the only person in the community with a devkit so far... So, no, no one has any software yet

Hello, I'm the rain on your parade.

TL;DR: To be clear, we would not like your name suggestions. People suggesting names puts us in a position of picking tens or hundreds of losers and it's ripe for trolling. We don't want to be in that position. We're not looking for name suggestions and we're not currently seriously discussing a name change.

A name change is something that has been toyed with for, what has it been... two years, one month, and 8 days. There are many discussions on this forum and elsewhere about it.

Name change suggestions are vulnerable to trolling by lawyers, domain (and other technical registry) registrars, and mean people. I'm, of course, most sensitive to the "mean people" trolling. Remember the Yunit name and logo survey? After a too-drawn-out process, the decision was ultimately made that no one could agree on a logo and the project was to continue without one. It was a terrible step for the community and everyone who contributed their time. We don't want to repeat that kind of misstep.

There are two things endemic to every name and logo change:

1. No one likes the new name
2. No one likes the new logo

Ref: Red Hat, VS Code, Google...

If we will ever change the name of Ubuntu Touch and Unity, the discussions will be quiet and the {legal,technical,PR} machinery of the decision will probably be hidden from public eye. That is antithetical to my normal stance on making decision processes more open and inviting people in... but it is how we will need to handle this kind of transition to avoid as much upset as possible. People will still be upset, just less than if "someone else's idea" beat theirs.