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Will it happen on our ace???
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question is, will it happen or not.im not asking about an ETA
Just if it will be possible or not.

AngelusPT said:
question is, will it happen or not.im not asking about an ETA
Just if it will be possible or not.
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Nothing is impossible..as you can see Samsung didn't cared to release updates after GB..but our mighty development staff..provided us with ICS n JB..that too running better than Samsung's GB..
Ubuntu OS ,currently only for Nexus Devices..official launch in October 2013..so wait for sources to leak..then development will begin..

Gameboy21 said:
Nothing is impossible..as you can see Samsung didn't cared to release updates after GB..but our mighty development staff..provided us with ICS n JB..that too running better than Samsung's GB..
Ubuntu OS ,currently only for Nexus Devices..official launch in October 2013..so wait for sources to leak..then development will begin..
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thanks, we hope for the leaks then

Gameboy21 said:
Nothing is impossible..as you can see Samsung didn't cared to release updates after GB..but our mighty development staff..provided us with ICS n JB..that too running better than Samsung's GB..
Ubuntu OS ,currently only for Nexus Devices..official launch in October 2013..so wait for sources to leak..then development will begin..
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This thing isn't even remotely as easy as ICS/JB was. The system image itself is huge and the os is a ram hog so unless someone finds a way to optimize the way it uses resources and such, no way

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This thing isn't even remotely as easy as ICS/JB was. The system image itself is huge and the os is a ram hog so unless someone finds a way to optimize the way it uses resources and such, no way
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Why is it so resource heavy? Is there a specific area it needs it for? It strikes me as a relatively simple OS.

Bakuron said:
Why is it so resource heavy? Is there a specific area it needs it for? It strikes me as a relatively simple OS.
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Google and checkout for the video of the Ubuntu OS as explained in the ces 2013 on YouTube. With so much to offer, you can't really expect it to be light enough to run on our phones. It will take up a lot of ram obviously. Besides, Ubuntu for ace ?! :what: We're just building castles in mid-air if we think that it's happening any time soon.
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Venomous Viper 119 said:
Google and checkout for the video of the Ubuntu OS as explained in the ces 2013 on YouTube. With so much to offer, you can't really expect it to be light enough to run on our phones. It will take up a lot of ram obviously. Besides, Ubuntu for ace ?! :what: We're just building castles in mid-air if we think that it's happening any time soon.
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although Ubuntu is new software for mobile so there is no apps or games on it...and it would take so much time have great apps and games...so just enjoy the cm10.1 in our ace .....and dont think about the future its so far from now
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Bakuron said:
Why is it so resource heavy? Is there a specific area it needs it for? It strikes me as a relatively simple OS.
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I presume that there is a lot of background duties going on which clogs the RAM.

Venomous Viper 119 said:
Google and checkout for the video of the Ubuntu OS as explained in the ces 2013 on YouTube. With so much to offer, you can't really expect it to be light enough to run on our phones. It will take up a lot of ram obviously. Besides, Ubuntu for ace ?! :what: We're just building castles in mid-air if we think that it's happening any time soon.
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Why not Ubuntu for Ace?
Ace already have a half working CM10.1 (4.2.2). Who would have thought it would work in the galaxy ace...
Ubuntu I guess it should be the same, slow, and half things working. But it would still work.

Tovagulet said:
Why not Ubuntu for Ace?
Ace already have a half working CM10.1 (4.2.2). Who would have thought it would work in the galaxy ace...
Ubuntu I guess it should be the same, slow, and half things working. But it would still work.
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Ubuntu doesn't support armv6 so that's the first problem also every single app that I'd on there would have to be ported and every future app will also have to be ported also with regards to the cm 10.1 port the device needs a proper cm port in order for it to count look at it like this
Galaxy s2 - stable cm10.1 horribly laggy crashy Ubuntu (it's a dev preview but still)
Galaxy ace horrible laggy crashy cm10.1.+ armv6 architecture- lucky if it boots up
I'm not gonna go so far as to say it won't happen but you would have to find a dev crazy enough to try porting it and even if he/she (don't wanna be sexist) defys all odds and makes it the same speed as on nexus devices (I.e horribly laggy) it would still have guaranteed very limited usability because of Ubuntu's lack of armv6 support
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nizar.nasani said:
although Ubuntu is new software for mobile so there is no apps or games on it...and it would take so much time have great apps and games...so just enjoy the cm10.1 in our ace .....and dont think about the future its so far from now
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That's what I quoted before :sly: Thanks for reminding
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Ubuntu doesn't support armv6 so that's the first problem also every single app that I'd on there would have to be ported and every future app will also have to be ported also with regards to the cm 10.1 port the device needs a proper cm port in order for it to count look at it like this
Galaxy s2 - stable cm10.1 horribly laggy crashy Ubuntu (it's a dev preview but still)
Galaxy ace horrible laggy crashy cm10.1.+ armv6 architecture- lucky if it boots up
I'm not gonna go so far as to say it won't happen but you would have to find a dev crazy enough to try porting it and even if he/she (don't wanna be sexist) defys all odds and makes it the same speed as on nexus devices (I.e horribly laggy) it would still have guaranteed very limited usability because of Ubuntu's lack of armv6 support
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That explains it... No hope soon ( may be never ever )
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Venomous Viper 119 said:
Besides, Ubuntu for ace ?! :what: We're just building castles in mid-air if we think that it's happening any time soon.
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I'm not remotely interested in it for my Ace, the question was just a general one.
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I presume that there is a lot of background duties going on which clogs the RAM.
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Must be, but what?

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I own two phones: the Motorola DROID 3 and the HTC DROID DNA. And both are phones I think deserve Ubuntu OS. But my DROID 3 especially, I no longer use it, and have wanted an operating system other than Android on it for a long time. Firefox OS, Open webOS, and now Ubuntu. But out of all of thes , I want Ubuntu the most.
The problem is :
I don't know how to code.
Plain and simple, I have no idea how to do anything you guys do. And so I'm really hoping you can bring a new OS to my now sitting in a corner phone. Will anyone here take the time to develop for it?

Do they meet the system requirements? You might want to ask a rom developer in each of the phone's specific forums

The Droid 3 meets the minimum requirements for the entry level version, but not the high-end version that can dock with a monitor, keyboard, and mouse..

Ubuntu on Ace 2
Is the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 GT-I8160 able to run Ubuntu?
I'd like to have Ubuntu on my phone but i am not sure if it run on my phone
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Galaxy s3 or galaxy note 2
Hope these two power houses get a port of Ubuntu phone os

They definitely should, especially considering the Note 2 has 2GB RAM.. Hell, I think the Note 2 could run the regular Desktop ARM obontoo.

Will there be Ubuntu for sensation
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Re: Will there be Ubuntu for sensation
It was stated that it will first launch on the galaxy nexus. However no one can confirm anything as of now it is too early
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Ubuntu on Galaxy S3 ?
I apologize in advance if this may sound as a stupid question, but is the Ubuntu OS available for the Samsung Galaxy S3 ? If so, could someone possibly direct me towards how I may acquire that ?
Thanks !
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Ubuntu on mid-range devices?
I am using a samsung galaxy gio and was wondering if a phone lile mine could get an ubuntu port.
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Re: Ubuntu on mid-range devices?
Just wait and see one of the developers from your forums might put in the effort if they have time, who knows
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Re: Ubuntu on Galaxy S3 ?
Its not even out for the dev devices yet. Just wait!
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gregury777 said:
I am using a samsung galaxy gio and was wondering if a phone lile mine could get an ubuntu port.
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My wife has the GIO and it is more of a low-end device..
Anyway, I know there is a lot of people saying it could be ported.
Just so you don't get your hopes up too high. I will mention a few reasons why it most likely will not be ported:
1. It is a arm v6 CPU , Ubuntu ported their core to be arm v7 compatible as a minimum, so if someone manages to port it, to armv6 which involves a lot of code changes and recompiles then the support from 3rd party apps will be very limited to QML/Javascript and HTML5 apps only..
You won't get no apps that contain anything binary QML/C++ as they would need to be ported to the lower architecture as well.. Also all packages in the repository will need to be recompiled and supported from 3rd party's to be used. There is no official support at all..
All together , we are not talking about a port, it will be more of a fork of official to armv6 hf . the effort involved is similar to what raspian has done to Debian to support armhf v6.
2. Less resources on the device.
3. You need to find a developer that is insane enough to do point 1. If you do, then there is still point 2. That can be a problem.
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My wife has the GIO and it is more of a low-end device..
Anyway, I know there is a lot of people saying it could be ported.
Just so you don't get your hopes up too high. I will mention a few reasons why it most likely will not be ported:
1. It is a arm v6 CPU , Ubuntu ported their core to be arm v7 compatible as a minimum, so if someone manages to port it, to armv6 which involves a lot of code changes and recompiles then the support from 3rd party apps will be very limited to QML/Javascript and HTML5 apps only..
You won't get no apps that contain anything binary QML/C++ as they would need to be ported to the lower architecture as well.. Also all packages in the repository will need to be recompiled and supported from 3rd party's to be used. There is no official support at all..
All together , we are not talking about a port, it will be more of a fork of official to armv6 hf . the effort involved is similar to what raspian has done to Debian to support armhf v6.
2. Less resources on the device.
3. You need to find a developer that is insane enough to do point 1. If you do, then there is still point 2. That can be a problem.
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The gio/ace/fit/mini devs can do anything.
Fully working CM10.1, and more.
@op
Gio will get ubuntu one way or the other, if not the devs probably worked their buttholes off.
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The gio/ace/fit/mini devs can do anything.
Fully working CM10.1, and more.
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Gio will get ubuntu one way or the other, if not the devs probably worked their buttholes off.
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Yea that's what I hear all the time.. You may have a running cm10 on that device. Sure, but you are comparing native against dalvik VM and that shows you don't understand. You sound like devs are some magicians, we are not, we are human and there are technical limitations on the gio that makes a port useless waste of energy so i am not going to waste time on explaining anymore.
It won't work, just get a new device ...
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Anyone thinking of porting Ubuntu to HP touchpad?
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it's good idea i hope to get it on galaxy mini 2

Sv: Port Ubuntu Touch
Same here with my Galaxy S3.
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[REQ] [PORT] Ubuntu touch OS on Galaxy SL GT-i9003 ??
I want to know if anyone is working on the porting to the Galaxy SL GT-i9003 ??
If not can anyone work on it ??
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Can it take anymore ?

Developer community, hi, I had the S1 for about 2 years and still do, its very good phone yo know , however, what ever I do its too slow! I'm running Android 4.2.2 with over clocked CPU and 400+ of RAM, and sometimes when I leave a small app to main, it take sometime to load the launcher,so what's wrong? Was Google right when it stopped the Nexus S updates at 4.1.2 because it can take any farther? Does project better even exist? The fastest ROM I had ever install was ICS RC2 which worked perfectly (I could run MC3 at background then leave and do some thing else, then want back and its where I have lift it) but I had datadata problem and I had to try something els. Know a days ,some new flagships had less specification than S1 and work smother!, in short words: can I make my phone faster ?
All thanks and appreciates to whom worked to develop this great phone.
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Flagship with less specification than s1?
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Yup, Some LG and Sami phones came with the same or less specifications
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Well, the more recent phones that come out right now for the low-end market are running alot newer chips than the S1 has. In my opinion, you shouldn't go to far with flashing newer versions of Android. But on the other hand, everyone wants to be on the most recent version of Android. Google had a reason for not pushing 4.2 to the Nexus S. Other manufacturers don't bring out updates for newer phones (for no reason), but Google had a good reason, because the Nexus S' hardware is outdated.

Unfortunately i doubt you can get your smoothest experience in 4.2.2.
If you want pure smoothness you should try a custom 2.3.7 as that would be ideal although i reckon 4.0.4(cm9 base) would do quite a decent job as well.
You have to try out different ROMs and see what best fits your needs.

Is a way that i use it and is good and smooth
But if expect like sg3 no it's not exactly like that but it's close. And don't disturb u
Cause our hardware's are a part of history
I installed 1.2gb apk and work smooth mostly software not game
First;
Buy a sd card high class 10
Format internal storage
Install cm latest version 4.2.2 with Odin
Install kernel like fishear
And set it up
Install cyanDelta
Install auto memory killer and set in optimum value
Install Roehsoft apk and make virtual memory on your external SD
Also never install any luncher cause it's own luncher is very light
and enjoy it
is good for daily works And smooth
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Of course 4.2.2 isn't going to be perfect. Pushing Project Butter onto our phone was a feat in itself. The smoothest 4.2.2 I've tried is Slim Bean, which really is pretty amazing. But don't be surprised about the fact that the phone can't handle Jelly Bean as well as it should. Its 3rd year anniversary is approaching fast.
Its still a wonder our single-core can handle it fine.
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Hei man I dont know what roms are you using but try thinkingridge stable by aways and the c-rom mix 18...everything is stable at 55 frames per second in the ui...and ofcourse your phone will slowdown if you put a lot of stuff in it...its normal...you cannot pretend that is going to be fast as when you fresh install the rom..my girlfriend's iphone 4 is stock,no mods but still it lags a lot more than my VERY OLD I9000 ...
By the way anyone can give me some advices on a gingerbread rom?a kickass one? I saw a couple of releases in this days...they should be good considering that the developers had plenty of time to improve stability and performances...
Thanks

Speed depends on the kernel/rom your using and the way your using it. My suggestion is GamerzRom and use the greenify app. Try it and you ll see. Ive never had a faster rom!
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whatever you decide to do dont use task managers...they just mess with the android sistem and android knows better than you when and how to kill a process...

True i found out that task managers dont really work well
Greenify works the best and alot of people use it
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Hey there,
I HAD the same problem. The 2/3 changes I made was
1.UNDERClock to 800mhz (less stress on phone and less lag
2. Use Nova launcher as default
3. I am running slim bean latest and its fantasiltic
My phone has never run better
Stay away from themes though.
FYI I am a massive app hoarder so you may have a hundred apps on your phone and blame it on that but probability 9/10 isn't.
Hope I helped
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[Q] Is it possible to port Ubuntu touch for our mini?

We have great developers, why not?
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helinhof said:
We have great developers, why not?
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We don't have great device

And Ubuntu Touch is not yet released in daily driver form for any device. It's like alpha or beta.

Agreed with nishanty13 and ast00.
We don't have a great spec devices (c'mon, ARMV6 Processor, LDPI screen, 600 Mhz processor ? You gotta' be kidding me) and Ubuntu touch isn't stable yet. It still hanging around on Alpha stage.

Ubuntu Touch is just "preview", nothing works except browser. There isn't any real application on it, cannot do anything, it likes a set of screenshots of real OS.
*I know because I've tried installing and using it, but it has nothing to use *

Phan.Huy.Cong said:
Ubuntu Touch is just "preview", nothing works except browser. There isn't any real application on it, cannot do anything, it likes a set of screenshots of real OS.
*I know because I've tried installing and using it, but it has nothing to use *
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Yeah, agreed with you. I already installed it in my Nexus, but yeah, nothing is great. It's hard porting a full blown desktop experience to a phone. Also, our Mini isn't great at all, you can't just go beyond limit, our Mini is a ARMV6 powered phone with 256 MB RAM, what's so great that you want fully blown Ubuntu Touch ?
No offence but i disagree with idea of porting it.

Honestly....porting is not impossible but really is it even worth it....
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hsay said:
Honestly....porting is not impossible but really is it even worth it....
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I don't think it's wort it...only if you have a SIII or SIV maybe but on a device such as our mini i would wish that cm10.1 to become stable and official that wold be more than enough for me

i don't think it would have any interrest right now

Porting windows on xperia

Hello friends i have been trying to port windows in xperia. Was able to run the image succesfully in windows qemu but on android it is not working, bochs2_5_1 doesnt even start and on qemu it goes to startup but doesnt start and shows options for rebooting into safe mode etc... I dont know where is the problem...
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Why windows? If you have the knowledge and time why not try Ubuntu Touch? I'm pretty sure it would be much easier and more useful. We would love to see Ubuntu Touch on our XZ
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Yes i would like to do that but right now i want to run some windis tasks from the mobile so it becomes one stop shop for me. I want to use windows onmobile for some light exe files
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This would be close to impossible since you need a x86 cpu or something that would emulate ARM to X86... Or a arm version of windows... Not to mention the ram
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kolipko said:
This would be close to impossible since you need a x86 cpu or something that would emulate ARM to X86... Or a arm version of windows... Not to mention the ram
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Maybe WinMo? Or Windows RT? That supporting ARM processor...

~iPod~nano~ said:
Maybe WinMo? Or Windows RT? That supporting ARM processor...
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I would like winmo too but lack of drivers makes it almost impossible....
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