Why is Ubuntu-Phone developing its own mobile web browser? Doesn't it make more
sense to use Firefox Mobile?
I like Firefox because it is more customizable and embraces Open-Source more
fully than Google/Chromium. Firefox/Mozilla also does a lot more to protect
user Privacy.
On an aside, I wis
Anybody know if Ubuntu Touch will be ported to the Moto X anytime soon?
I really like the feel and dimensions of the Moto X and want to run ubuntu on
it real bad.
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Gustavo is right, we can't give up. We got to stay positive and keep working
towards success, supporting each other along the way. Canonical wants the best
for the Edge.
What would sadden me even more than not meeting the funds though is if
Canonical "gets out of the hardware business" should t
One of the big reasons I love the design of the Edge is because it would be one
of the very few phones that I could run Ubuntu-Touch/Android on that is not too
big for my hand.
Good article on Ars Technica mentions how tasks get done faster on smaller
phones, among other things:
http://arstechn
I just wish they would release a phone with the same
appearance-size-shape-dimensions as the Edge. I don't care if it has all the
high-end stuff or not. I'll take dual-core, 16GB any day if the phone looks
like the Edge and runs Ubuntu-Touch.
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iOS 7 is supposed to have a nifty feature of being able to block texts/calls
from unwanted phone numbers. This seems like it would be incredibly useful.
Is this feature in the Ubuntu Touch roadmap? I couldn't find anything about it
in the wiki.
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On 4 August 2013 23:13, Greg W wrote:
Thanks :)
Canonical's influence on the Edge resulted in a great looking/sized/arranged
phone. Hopefully Canonical will exert influence in a Huawei designed phone. I'm
just reading a lot that makes it sound like Canonical will
Thanks :)
Canonical's influence on the Edge resulted in a great looking/sized/arranged
phone. Hopefully Canonical will exert influence in a Huawei designed phone. I'm
just reading a lot that makes it sound like Canonical will not bother with
hardware design at all unless the Edge succeeds. Yet
ute if
the FOSS community by any means.
There will be dedicated Ubuntu phone hardware hitting the market next year,
from a variety of manufacturers. Convince one of them to make a device you
like. There are other fantastic designs besides the iPhone. The iPhone 5 is an
excellently designed piece o
I didn't miss the point (Canonical is making an erroneous assumption about the
market--let me explain). I am aware of all the Ubuntu "supported models"
available on the market. But frankly, I don't like any of them.
The Edge design is unlike any of the Android phones (AKA supported models) on
I'm arguing here that Canonical made a mistake by shunning the Edge as a
phone-only device to begin the Ubuntu-Touch experience with.
Further, I think it is unwise on Canonical's part to "Abandon" the
Edge as a Phone if the Indiegogo campaign for Edge-as-Convergence-Device is
unsuccessful. Cano
Nice!
I assume a whole new port would need to be done for the HTC One Mini? Mini has
diff hardware. the One is too big a phone, so I got to go with the Mini version.
Date: Sat, 3 Aug 2013 13:18:56 +0200
From: utopykzebu...@gmail.com
To: ubuntu-phone@lists.launchpad.net
Subject: [Ubuntu-phone] Ub
g 1, 2013 6:46 AM, "Greg W" wrote:
Will Ubuntu-Touch work on the upcoming Moto X from Google since it will be
unlocked Nexus-like device? Or would it have to be officially ported before
users will have any luck running Ubuntu-Touch on the device?
> Date: Thu, 1 Aug 2013
n extremely comfortable design in
general.
On Aug 1, 2013 6:55 AM, "Greg W" wrote:
I've decided not to buy the Nexus 4 for numerous reasons (no LTE, too wide,
etc). So I'm looking at what other hardware (if any) options exist for running
Ubuntu-Touch in October. I really
w devices, and there is an activity community
doing it for devices.
On Aug 1, 2013 6:46 AM, "Greg W" wrote:
Will Ubuntu-Touch work on the upcoming Moto X from Google since it will be
unlocked Nexus-like device? Or would it have to be officially ported before
users will have any lu
Will Ubuntu-Touch work on the upcoming Moto X from Google since it will be
unlocked Nexus-like device? Or would it have to be officially ported before
users will have any luck running Ubuntu-Touch on the device?
> Date: Thu, 1 Aug 2013 10:51:49 +0200
> From: daniel.holb...@ubuntu.com
> To: ubun
the average person,
which is why it isn't available. On Android, this would be remarkably easy to
do.
Ubuntu Edge isn't even funded yet. Nothing has prevented it from doing anything
yet.
On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 8:06 AM, Greg W wrote:
My most desired mobile-phone feature is being abl
og of where
you are at all times, it is possible for them to do it no matter what type of
phone you have.
There are far worse fates than Amazon being able to help you find what you're
looking for faster, in my opinion.
On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 7:34 AM, Greg W wrote:
I'm consid
My most desired mobile-phone feature is being able to make and receive calls
over a WPA2 secured WiFi network. This is a feature I wish the Ubuntu Edge
offered. I'd take WiFi Calling over any other mobile-phone feature/technology.
My hope is that one day soon mobile-phone tech can provide Voice
I'm considering buying the Nexus 4 solely to run Ubuntu-Touch in
October. Since I dislike Android and have no interest in running
Android, I want to make sure Ubuntu-Touch will have some of the Desktop
privacy/security features I am seeking on the phone before buying:
1) will I be able to run f
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