It is not the best mobile experience possible, but it is a way better experience than any other phone I have ever used.
My main problem are the Telegram clients, which are either webapps (Telegram on webbrowser isn’t that great and has a bug on my phone), or a client with lack of features due to being in beta.
But besides it, I’m loving it ^-^
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Greetings from the Ubuntu Touch Lemmy Webapp! Glad you could join the dozens of us Ubuntu Touch users!
I’m currently using SailfishOS as my daily driver due to the lack of apps on Ubuntu Touch. I have Ubuntu Touch on my PinePhone though. It certainly has its advantages over SailfishOS such as better app isolation, fully open source, a newer Qt version and I really like the idea of convergence.
I’m considering to port one of my Saiflish applications to Ubuntu Touch as well (a Jellyfin client), if I ever find the time for it. :)
Um, it is actually a bit broken and I need to find a new maintainer for it, as I currently lack a Phone with UT installed. My Nexus 5 broke and I decided to revert my OnePlus3 to LinageOS for various reasons.
What if we use Webber? 🤔
Sure that works, but my app has a few additional features like sharing links from other apps.
If you posted your repo in the relevant communities, I bet you’ll get some pull requests!