The reason to use the Android drivers is that in many cases they're the
only drivers that exist for many of the chips phones are using today.
The drivers are (generally speaking) owned by the chip manufacturers,
not by Android/Google, they're just using the Android interfaces for
writing them.
Hi to all.
Let me ask a basic question. Might be due to some misunderstanding of the
messages I have been reading.
It seems UT is getting benefit from Android drivers. I guess to reduce the
development cost and time.
If so, I assume it means that UT will somehow depend on Android? At least
some
El viernes, 29 de julio de 2016 16:26:48 (CEST), Jim Hodapp
escribió:
> From my understanding, unless this has changed, certain existing phones
> will never move to Android 6 or even Android 5 (mako for example). There
> are newer phones that will require Android 6 and
On Παρασκευή, 29 Ιουλίου 2016 11:47:47 Π.Μ. EEST, Krzysztof Tataradziński
wrote:
Hi,
I've read here
http://news.softpedia.com/news/ubuntu-touch-ota-13-update-to-rename-the-libertine-scope-to-desktop-apps-506743.shtml
that
"(...) but considering that Ubuntu Touch OTA-13
I would suspect not, as all the currently supported devices don't have
Android 6 available, and aren't even on Android 5, though a couple are
Android 5 based rather than 4.
I don't think ubports devices are moving to 6 either, and IIRC,
mariogrip's goal there is get all the devices on 5.x for
>From my understanding, unless this has changed, certain existing phones
will never move to Android 6 or even Android 5 (mako for example). There
are newer phones that will require Android 6 and those will be the ones to
support it. We have back ported something from Android 6 though, such as
the
Hi,
I've read here
http://news.softpedia.com/news/ubuntu-touch-ota-13-update-to-rename-the-libertine-scope-to-desktop-apps-506743.shtml
that
"(...) but considering that Ubuntu Touch OTA-13 will finally move to
the Android 6.0 Marshmallow BSP (Board Support Package), it should
also support new
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