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Message #23016
What's the plan for Ubuntu Phone in 2017?
Dear Ubuntu Developers & Supporters, first of all thank you for your
work. Also Happy Holidays, and Happy New Year.
I do think this is the perfect time to talk about Ubuntu Phone (UP) and
its next future.
Mark Suttleworth said in May UP is not in the main focus, and that his
daily phone is not UP [0], but I don't interpreted it as far as Bryan
Lunduke (Social Media Marketing Manager of SUSE) does, when talking
about his 2016 predictions [1]:
"(Prediction for 2016) Canonical will pull away from phones.
Canonical/Ubuntu pulling away from the phone market? This is a hard one
to measure.
Wait. No, it’s not.
The last press release from Canonical that was phone-related was back in
April. And the main press page for Canonical doesn’t list a single thing
about phones. The last several announcements from Canonical have been
very enterprise-centric. Even in the lead up to the holiday shopping
season, not a peep about phones.
Nailed it. Canonical pulled away from phones during 2016 in order to
focus on enterprise functionality."
Personally, I simply do think is just a question of time, and I have
great faith in the UP project.
So Dear Devs, what's the plan for 2017? How can we help to speed up
Ubuntu Phone development? What can we do to get UP to play in the "First
Division"?
Regards.
--
advocatux
[0]
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/05/mark-shuttle-worth-talks-ubuntu-phone-snappy
[1]
http://www.networkworld.com/article/3145664/linux/2016-linux-predictions-which-ones-came-true.html
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