Canonical Is Shutting Down Ubuntu Friendly

[johnc]

Video note's

"Sailfish OS installed on hard drive of the Butterfly touch tablet PC convertible.

It uses the Alpha SDK emulator image which runs on Qt5, QtQuick 2.0 and Wayland.

Touchscreen can sometime be seen as irresponsive, but it is only because it is resistive and I didn't pushed hard enough on it..."

I mean the actual animations were laggy. Not sure that can be blamed on the touchscreen.

Either way... seems like an interesting project. But I don't think it'll ever be relevant.

[Aleve Sicofante]

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[droste]

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[bridgman]

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[yourWife]

The title strikes me as Canonical is shutting down the entire Ubuntu in a friendly manner...

[DanL]

(LinuxGamer-like brainless posts are an invasion)

Yes, turn that LinuxGamer crap off (use ignore list). It makes threads 40% shorter and 90% more comprehensible.

As for UbuntuFriendly, good riddance. The Linux ecosystem churns faster than that kind of database gets updated.

[Aleve Sicofante]

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Thanks. Gmail was hiding it.

[GreatEmerald]

To repeat myself:

Trolling aside, it's remarkable that nobody has yet figured out a way to make something like this work. There was Smolt, but it wasn't installed everywhere and has been deprecated due to bitrot, with no actual replacement (there were plans for the census project, but its repository is absolutely empty). The idea behind it is sound, but for some reason we don't have a good implementation yet... And it doesn't sound like a difficult thing to create, either. So what gives?

If it was automated and prominently displayed, it wouldn't get out of date.

[LinuxGamer]

The title strikes me as Canonical is shutting down the entire Ubuntu in a friendly manner...

Canonical is Shutting Down was the best part