I'm sure Canonical opens it's development SDK to any application developer to
create an application for Ubuntu Touch. The reason why many will not yet
produce an app for this platform is it's popularity, not necessarily their
inability to produce one.
The best option is to create a stable Mobile OS, open it to the market through
mainstream distributions (Phone shops) and allow it to increase in
popularity.Then the larger development county will be open to developing for
it, Like Google, UberWithout the required need to pay for them to develop for
the platform.
More important and above anything else, keep it open source and free to develop
applications on.
Thanks
On Friday, 11 December 2015, 14:34, Boris Rybalkin <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi All,I have just tested Ubuntu phone on my nexus 5 and I was impressed with
the progress. But I feel like I have no hands comparing to Android as I miss
many essential apps.So after switching back to Android simple idea came to my
mind:I would pay for several apps to be ported to Ubuntu phone.So why would not
it be possible to organise kick starter like campaigns to port essential apps
right by their original creators, but this time people pay for them? I think
Canonical could drive it as it has to be agreed with app authors beforehand
that it is possible and help them with docs.Best option is of cause to have
open source port, but even proprietary is fine comparing to no app.I would pay
10 pounds per app:
Viber, uber, mail app, mail, firefox :)I understand it looks like inverted
reality, but how would you bring people in otherwise.Thanks
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