I'm sad to say that I am in need of financial support again. My weekly work hours at my day job will be reduced soon, leaving me with less money than I already have, and I am looking for a second job and a few helping hands. If you have enjoyed my work on Ubuntu Touch over the years, please consider donating via PayPal or Liberapay. I only hope for donations for the short term, long term I want to be able to stand on my own again. Links over at
Alfred E. Neumayer
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@npub12nse...m07m and I are working on something special, and I would like to invite you to join the effort:
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 This is a repository containing build files to create a bootable image for the Pixel Watch 2 and 2 LTE. Yes, Ubuntu Touch on a Smartwatch. Since this is uncharted territory on the Lomiri side, I would appreciate input from you, directly here in the comments, what you'd like to see and how you would like to help.
With Snap support on Ubuntu Touch based on 24.04, you're able to just: $ sudo snap install lxd $ sudo lxd init And run many of the offered aarch64 containers, like openSUSE or Fedora here. image
After a bit of fixing in Mir, QtMir & Lomiri I am happy to report better stability of the desktop with Mir 2.20. It's far from finished but needless to say it's nice that using Firefox doesn't crash the desktop anymore. Also some screenshots of the workspace management.
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Finally tax-debt free! Thank you again to everybody helping me since my initial call for help.
- DeltaTouch - Lomiri - On a Laptop What's different though? Both are Snaps, including the desktop! image
Ever wondered what a few key differences between Mainline Linux & libhybris Adaptations are? Look no further than here:
I hope you're looking forward to my FOSDEM 25 talk "Mainline vs libhybris: Technicalities, down to the buffer":
FOSDEM 2025 - Mainline vs libhybris: Technicalities, down to the buffer
 See ya in Brussels!
I've invested some time in making Ubuntu Touch apps available on more targets through an example Snapcraft project, starting right from the default C++ Clickable project and extending it by Snap Packaging. This also allowed for the lomiri-ui-toolkit-core24 to grow, both in capabilities and correctness for a Snap environment. If you also want to see more of your favorite Ubuntu Touch apps on the Ubuntu Desktop then go ahead and look at this example right here:
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