r/UbuntuTouch

Quiero saber si hay algún proyecto parecido a las imágenes, como tal quiero un entorno similar a Ubuntu Touch dentro de Termux X11, me refiero solo en el estilo o aspecto visual

I tried installing ubuntu 24 using UBPorts and the installation was successful. After reboot i saw the ubuntu touch logo for a while, and then it went into recovery mode (on its own i didnt press a button or even touch). So i clicked reboot and then it gets stuck on the bootloader warning screen (your bootloader is unlocked …). I waited for about 15-20 mins, nothing. So i installed ubuntu touch 20 on the same device, it worked. I was exploring the os and found an option to upgrade to 24. So i clicked install, it again booted into recovery and the same sequence happened again. I check the logs and it says ran out of storage during the process. Now it’s stuck at the warning screen again lol. I have to reflash ubuntu touch 20 now and use that. The problem is i feel the ui on the 20 is very outdated. I would love to use the 24 stable. If anyone has any solutions or suggestions, shoot.

A 100% Debian Linux, free, privacy focused, open-source operating system for touch devices, designed to liberate users from any kind of Google or third party surveilance, data collection and security concerns. Only official Debian sources are used, meaning no third party repositories, packages or code of any kind, while granting users complete control over every single package that is installed. The native implementation of custom kernels with the included build recipes enables support for almost any brand/model of x86-x64 tablet or lap-top, such as Surface Pro 3-10, Zenbook, Thinkpad, Chromebook etc. and a range of ARM phones. Additionally, custom or deb packages and files of any kind can also be included. The mobian build-script produces personalized images, with unlimited customization of any available setting and device behavior.

Source: https://github.com/tabletseeker/mobian

Hello everybody. First post here. So, this might not seem like much to many of you but I finally managed to unlock my Poco X3.

I bought it last year in September, with the explicit intention of installing UT on it. I’ve been putting off the task of unlocking the bootloader because I’m a Linux/macOS user and the tools I tried back then to unlock it did not work and I did not have easy access to a Windows computer. Well, today I finally decided to do it, thinking it wouldn’t take long and borrowing a friend’s Windows laptop to do it. In the end it took 3 hours and I ended up doing it on my Linux machine anyway because the only tool I found that worked is the MiUnlockTool from https://github.com/offici5l and the drivers situation on Windows was pretty messy to say the least.

I’m super satisfied now but it’s absurd that such a seemingly simple task should be so complex, especially since Xiaomi’s own tools kept failing, being outdated, not working properly.

Has anybody here had a similar experience?