Hello Linux Geeksters. As you may know, SlateKit Base is a Linux-based operating system created to help developers create a personalized Qt/JavaScript/HTML5 interface for their tablet. Also, it has an on-screen keyboard, its own lock screen, a built-in internet browser…
Hello Jolla Enthusiasts. As you may know, the first Sailfish OS image for the LG/Google Nexus 4 smartphone has been recently released, but the porting is not 100% working and some features are still unavailable. Now, the developers have started…
Hello Linux Geeksters. As you may already know, Canonical has been working at lot at Mir, their own display server, which is intended to be an alternative to the good old X.org server. Initially the Ubuntu developers planed to use…
Hello Linux Geeksters. Google Nexus 5 has been released by LG last month, coming with Android KitKat 4.4 as the default operating system. As you may know, Ubuntu Touch is officially supported on the Google Nexus smartphones and tablets, but…
Hello Linux Geeksters. Ubuntu Touch (Based on Ubuntu 14.04) has been ported to Pantech Vega Iron. Having this good hardware specs, (1.7 GHz quad-core, 2GB of RAM, 32 GB of internal storage), it really is a Galaxy S4 killer. The…
Hello Linux Geeksters. As you may know, the first stable version of Ubuntu Touch, the Ubuntu version for mobile devices has been released a while ago. Ubuntu Touch has been optimized for the LG Nexus 4 smartphone, but it is…
Canonical has released the “Flipped Ubuntu Touch Image”, a reimplementation of the Ubuntu Touch mobile operating system. From the mailing list: “The legacy Ubuntu Touch images run Ubuntu inside a chroot on top of Android. For the flipped model we…