I'd think this would make the discussion easier..I know there's a diff
btwn phones/tablets but its the ARM support that counts first.
http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android
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r, without a serious
> approach with potential to sell at least hundreds of thousands of units,
> the OEM manufacturers are not going to do much beyond signing an NDA or
> shipping a sample. Is Canonical doing anything about talking to OEMs?
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> regards
> Chris
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> On 18 Fe
- Server images (for OMAP3/4 so far)
ARM/ServerInstall<https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/ServerInstall>
Brian
On Sat, Feb 18, 2012 at 7:53 PM, Sandy Martin wrote:
> I also love this. I own a Nook 7 inch tablet and that would be amazing if
> and ubuntu tablet OS went on that.
>
> -
Why not target a favorite distro to a couple of the most popular existing
tablets
Low-priced media tablets showed tremendous sales growth in 2011, with an
estimated 7.5 million units combined from *Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
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iHS found that tablets from those two companies accounted for 11 percen
Is there data on tablet adoption rates that could show which to focus on
and which have a common cpu/gpu etc.
I think the important focus is that its about "time to market".Who can
get something that is BOTH user friendly and inexpensive etc.
iPad has #1 but apple is a bit of a closed univer
I've been waiting for an ubuntu port to the Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet.
I've rooted mine and am currently running the Android 4.x Ice Cream
Sandwich release and its really a good tablet with that OS.
But there is a huge interest in the Nook Color user world for an Ubuntu
release that can be inst
follow the status on launchpad
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARMTeam
On Sun, Jan 29, 2012 at 8:39 AM, Mitchell Reese <
mitch...@curiouslegends.com.au> wrote:
> I disagree. Notion Ink had their chance, and blew it. By not opening up
> from the start and embracing the developer community they shot them
I think for all ARM devices at least until Ubuntu 12.04 comes out only have
Linux/ubuntu running
in a CHROOT of Android.
I have Ubuntu installed this way on my cell phone & on my Nook Color tablet
which are both ARM
based but so far I don't think I know of any direct install of linux to
completely
There is tremendous interest by existing tablet users in getting a good
linux distro on their tablets.
Just check out how many people are already doing so using Chroot'd Ubuntu
on android on tablets like the original OMAP3 based Nook Color (not even
the Nook Tablet) etc on sites
like the XDA-Devel
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