LOL, hoping this doesn't become the standard :p
this is the kind of bug that really bugs people and make them run away from a
platform.
Tapping a text box again to reinitialize the kb should be the only trick... :)
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2013 21:22:53 +0500
From: omer.ak...@canonical.com
To:
Clearly this is Canonical's first crowdfunding attempt and they lacked the
experience.
They already let the MORALE and interest died.
2 weeks left and is now slowed down so much that will only get 1 or 2 M per
week.
So we will only see 2 to 4M more (maybe even 5M if ).
They didn't even follow
You're missing the point, Canonical expressed they are not planning to enter
the hardware market. Planning a low end device to raise money for a high end
device is exactly that.
Offering the same device with a little less features or optimizations does't
equal entering the hardware market.
Yes. Shuttleworth has even said that the entire purpose of this campaign is to
judge if there's a market for super high end phones. Adding a mid range phone
just to make this campaign succeed does not measure the market appeal of the
superphones, and it doesn't make manufacturing those
main problems with the cius:
unremarkable and overpriced
http://www.pcworld.com/article/256307/r_i_p_cisco_cius_another_tablet_bites_the_dust.html
In comparison Canonical addressed most of
that:http://iloveubuntu.net/pictures_me/ubuntu%20edge%20comparison%20.png
Anyway they haven't given
Ubuntu Edge will miss $32m crowdfunding target if it keeps this pace, say
researchers.
Compared to the average Kickstarter, we can see that the Ubuntu Edge rose more
sharply in the beginning and flatlined harder when entering the 'Dead Zone',
Waddell and Ligtenberg write.
This is further
someone posted a couple of more ideas:
https://opensas.wordpress.com/2013/07/24/a-few-ideas-to-foster-ubuntu-edge-founding/
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So, ARM or Intel ?
http://www.theverge.com/2013/5/6/4306956/intel-silvermont-atom-
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So implementing possibilities to buy a smartphone with less specs isn't
compatible with the goal of this campaign.A little less specs Not being
compatible is your opinion.The only fact I see is that they set a goal and
would much prefer for it to be be reached. Am sure they have months or years
Exactly, You CAN NOT get burned with this campaign, it has double $ back
warranty.
-The first $ back is if it doesn't reach the goal since it's all or nothing.
-The second $ back is that can try the device for almost a month and if you
don't like it, you can return it for a full refund:
On a large display, there is very rarely enough content to use the whole
screen. If you're using a 20 tablet, it's not for pleasure. It needs to use
multiple windows. This applies to the keyboard as well. The keyboard would be
too large to type on if you just stretched it out to a 20 screen.
Multi-window seems to becoming available on Android for tablets and mini-PCs:
http://liliputing.com/2013/07/multi-window-support-coming-to-some-android-tablets-with-rockchip-cpus.html
X
There seems to be a lot of demand for this, specially in China and other places.
Was
The tablet interface have the side view and personally I think that is good.
Anything more wouldn't be good.
Well that mostly depends on the size of the tablet / touch screen.
There are more and more big ones / hybrids selling as home computers:
A 20 screen definitely qualifies for desktop mode. I don't think it would be
running tablet style at that point.
Then, I wonder what would be the case study for the ASUS Transformer AiO.
Just desktop mode?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hUPWgLXMBY
There's also rockchip opening up:
http://www.cnx-software.com/2013/07/12/linux-rockchip-developers-community-up-rockchip-development-boards-coming-soon/
and one product that uses it (apart from all those mini android PCs like the
MK808 or MK908), is the Hp slate 7:
Good feedback.
A new phase of dogfooding core apps has begun for everyone involved (users
and devs). You can see the details here and how to report those problems you
encountered (in case they're not reported yet):
http://www.jonobacon.org/2013/07/05/dogfoodable-core-apps/
I think there's still
Just wondering what are the plans for video chat?
There seems to be a lot of emphasis of this feature in the Ubuntu Tablet
video:
http://youtu.be/h384z7Ph0gU?t=1m40sX
Many are being led to think that this is a core feature or that's working
already but I suppose it was
Thanks to 100 scopes project, voice searches / recognition should become the
next logical step.
You can see some comparisons of what's available in other platforms:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAwUdhxzmF4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QImeZzFvHLI
I recently had a phone with those specs and android 4.1
The worst thing really is the 512mb of ram.
Barely could use apps and calls dropped a lot. It was barely usable and had to
purchase a better phone.
I do not recommend anything less than 1gb of ram for Android Jelly bean even if
the cpu is
in Android to some limited extent)? Zisu Andrei
On 30 May 2013 17:13, Omar B. estela...@hotmail.com wrote:
X
Early peek of features:
http://liliputing.com/2013/05/microsoft-provides-an-early-peek-at-windows-8-1.html
Devs whom may also be working on similar features
Is all about screen size and peripherals.
without a mouse/KB why would you want to use mouse/kb apps on a touchscreen ?
if android can work on x86, why can't u-touch ? why give them also that market
to themselves ?
Date: Fri, 31 May 2013 20:59:11 +0100
From: ryant...@gmail.com
To:
Hey guys about the future dev of an ubuntu touch music app, here are some cool
ideas and many already done mockups which could be useful and serve as kind of
a blue-print or roadmap:
http://lucasromerodb.blogspot.com.ar/2013/05/music-app-for-ubuntu-touch.html
(am not the author but he would
Also the fonepad is using intel x86
http://pocketnow.com/2013/05/02/asus-fonepad-review
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There are a few BT clients that already have QT interfaces so maybe they would
be a bit easier to modify or port for ubuntu touch.
see here:
http://alinuxblog.wordpress.com/2010/09/14/top-10-torrent-clients-for-linux/
of course not ruling out deluge but not sure how hard compared to the others
Also thinking about it, Transmission-QT might be a good choice since it will
probably come default on ubuntu-desktop-qt
then with the convergence you can switch from mobile to desktop (or viceversa)
and still have the same client, folders, downloads, etc.
Also the UI is one of the simplest imo.
to create a ui
for deluge. I just need some help with it.
I've also mailed the Devs in deluge mail list.
Cheers,
Daniel
Den 9 maj 2013 16:47 skrev Omar B. estela...@hotmail.com:
Also thinking about it, Transmission-QT might be a good choice since it will
probably come default
to start from scratch with this, but I'm new to JSON and Xmlrpc and I
don't even know how to authenticate to get the data needed, haha.
Den 9 maj 2013 22:55 skrev Omar B. estela...@hotmail.com:
I think QT5 already has support for both desktop and touch.
Also maybe with the ubuntu-sdk a simple
time limits reminds me of the shareware days, but I know is kinda necessary for
some type of apps.
donations would be something good too since the platform is starting out and
also maybe for the FOSS that will be available to kickstart the platform, if it
becomes as popular as the desktop with
-easyish.html
The CaseTop kickstarter you mention is a nice project (maybe a bit rough on the
edges for mass marketing) but shows that people want more from their phones
(much more than the limited experience of the atrix) and this is where ubuntu
can innovate and improve upon.
Regards,
Omar B
for video chat for both Skype and gtalk. Like Ubuntu use to simply
provide pre installed applications (gwibber was one). So slight look and feel
change to it should
make it integrated application.
Regards
Jskandhari
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4G LTE DROID
Omar B. estela
Also would be cool to see this new type of minimum size keyboard (The Minuum
Keyboard Project):
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-minuum-keyboard-project/
and quoted from their page: We can also help others put who want to put Minuum
on touchscreen devices using other operating systems (for
Since Ubuntu is aiming for a good converged experience, than the browser is
definitely something that needs good syncing (open tabs and other user stuff)
between when mobile and when docked to desktop.
How do you think you can do this ?
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2013 23:10:09 +
From:
But I assume that's where the convergence comes in.
when you add a mouse / keyboard , I think you're also suppose to hook it up to
a monitor/tv ?
then you want the desktop mode where you should also be able to access most
phone/tablet apps along the desktop ones.
But I think they might make
I think that should be one of the goals, once desktop mode is ready and the app
gets compiled.
Date: Wed, 6 Mar 2013 10:22:22 +
From: micet2004-li...@yahoo.de
To: ubuntu-phone@lists.launchpad.net
Subject: [Ubuntu-phone] Working with alternate software on Desktop mode.
in
length is clumsy. A better option should be found for that problem than the
horrendous folding that we currently have on Ubuntu desktop.
Enjoy your holidays, everyone :)
On Sat, Dec 24, 2011 at 11:35 PM, Omar B. estela...@hotmail.com wrote:
First Off Merry Xmas!! :-}
Second, i thought
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