I believe the issue is not that they would not like to support the
existing phones, but the move to snaps will require a newer kernel, and
the hardware enablement stack available for the older hardware may not
meet the requirement, and so it may be impossible exactly whether it
will be po
Awesome - can't wait to test it on my M10! Does this mean current phone
handsets aren't being planned to update to snaps? I.e. - will there be a
future image for the MX5pro, or will we need to wait until the next lot
of phones comes out?
Cheers,
Mitchell
On 06/01/17 02:48, Pat McGowan wrote:
Awesome - can't wait to test it on my M10! Does this mean current phone
handsets aren't being planned to update to snaps? I.e. - will there be a
future image for the MX5pro, or will we need to wait until the next lot
of phones comes out?
Cheers,
Mitchell
On 06/01/17 02:48, Pat McGowan wrote:
Engaño
El 6 ene. 2017 2:54 a. m., francisco mulas caracuel
escribió:
Conclusión,lo que comente en su día.
Perdida de tiempo en un s.o. mal desarrollado desde un principio.
Dinero malgastado en unos teléfonos decentes que con android van sobrados y que
con esta aberración de s.o. no han dado su
On 04.01.2017 22:53, Alan Pope wrote:
An email from Thibaut Rouffineau - Canonical's "Head of Devices
Marketing - Phone & IoT" went out to developers who had uploaded a
click to the store. The mail went out on the 16th December 2016.
Here's the content:-
[...]
I have a click package in the stor
Pat,
Could you clarify something that others keep bringing up. Are the current
BQ and Meizu devices going to be left to wither on the vine when a Xenial
image is released or will users be able to flash and wipe their phones with
a new Xenial image?
Is there a current phone on the market that is t
El 05/01/17 a las 16:01, Pat McGowan escribió:
Hi folks
You are a very insightful group indeed, let me add a few details to the
questions in the other thread.
[---snipped---]
Hi Pat, thank you for your added explanation.
Now everybody knows where they are standing, and can plan their own
s
El 05/01/17 a las 15:00, Alan Pope escribió:
Hi,
On 5 January 2017 at 11:49, advocatux wrote:
* Click is dead, and everything must be migrated to snap.
It's not dead, it's sleeping. But yes, snap is 'click 2.0', so
everyone should move to it.
* There won't be new phone models until there's
We are working on a reference image for the M10 for development and
testing work but this is not intended for >"production" use at this
point.
Pat
I take that to read 'this is technically possible but not currently
developed', which is encouraging. Thank you.
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On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 10:24 AM, wrote:
> I would add the Unity8 desktop needs parity with
>
>> the current Unity7 desktop as we are also still planning to use
>> Unity8 as the default shell in Ubuntu.
>>
>> Thanks all for your patience
>> Pat
>>
>
>
> Thanks for the clarity. Those few messages w
I would add the Unity8 desktop needs parity with
the current Unity7 desktop as we are also still planning to use
Unity8 as the default shell in Ubuntu.
Thanks all for your patience
Pat
Thanks for the clarity. Those few messages we have had stating the
current logic and plans is all that was
What about security support?
On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 2:35 PM, Heroldich Robin
wrote:
> But as I know, current phones won't get the snappy based image, so this
> means the end of the support for every phone, doesn't it?
> --
> *Feladó:* Ubuntu-phone launchpad.net>, meg
Hi folks
You are a very insightful group indeed, let me add a few details to the
questions in the other thread.
>
>>
>> * Click is dead, and everything must be migrated to snap.
>>
>
Ultimately yes, for now the store is still open and accepting new click
packages. At some point we will no longer
But as I know, current phones won't get the snappy based image, so this means
the end of the support for every phone, doesn't it?
Feladó: Ubuntu-phone
, meghatalmazó:
Alan Pope
Elküldve: 2017. január 5. 15:00:41
Címzett: ubuntu-phone
Tárgy: Re: [Ubuntu-phone] P
Hi,
On 5 January 2017 at 11:49, advocatux wrote:
> * Click is dead, and everything must be migrated to snap.
It's not dead, it's sleeping. But yes, snap is 'click 2.0', so
everyone should move to it.
> * There won't be new phone models until there's a 'snap image'.
I don't know, but that's a r
On 05/01/17 11:49, advocatux wrote:
El 04/01/17 a las 21:53, Alan Pope escribió:
Hi,
Thanks for your continued interest in the future direction of Ubuntu.
[---snipped---]
Hi,
Thank you for step up and face the music, so to speak.
If I'm understanding you correctly:
* Click is dead, and ev
El 05/01/17 a las 00:55, Mitchell Reese escribió:
Ackkk!!! The world isn't ending - the Ubuntu project lives on! Quick,
someone find something for me to complain about...
The icon colors! The icon colors aren't right...
Mitchell
Hi,
AFAIK nobody is saying the Ubuntu project is dead. Everybo
El 04/01/17 a las 21:53, Alan Pope escribió:
Hi,
Thanks for your continued interest in the future direction of Ubuntu.
[---snipped---]
Hi,
Thank you for step up and face the music, so to speak.
If I'm understanding you correctly:
* Click is dead, and everything must be migrated to snap.
*
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