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[Nathan Haines <nhaines@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On 06/07/2016 12:08 AM, francisco mulas caracuel wrote:
> I buy new nexus 4 and installed ubuntu touch.
> This smartphone is very good,and the bq e4.5 save to box.
> The first boot:
> Scopes today,nearby,news,photos not included in the so.

It does depend on what channel you install from, but the Nexus 4 is a 
developer reference device, and therefore the default channel does not 
include a lot of extra software and features.  This allows you to set 
them up for your own development needs.

For retail devices, each vendor chooses a list of software to come 
preinstalled to give a better experience to the end user who is not an 
Ubuntu developer.

> The scope today no included day info.

This frustrates me too, but the last I heard, Canonical cannot ship the 
Day scope in the store and has no interest in doing so.

> I installed libertine scope.

This will show applications installed in a Libertine container, if any. 
 However, the stable/bq-aquaris.en channel's images do not include 
libertine--this will be added in a couple of months now that the feature 
has launched and stabilized.

> Why install x-11 aplications?

The only reason to install an X11 application is because you want to run 
one on your Nexus 4.

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Nathan Haines
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