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Ubuntu Touch on More Phones Would Be a Mistake Right Now, Says Mark Shuttleworth

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Softpedia; By Silviu Stahie
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Ubuntu Touch is available right now on phones from a couple of different companies, such as Meizu from China and Bq from Spain, but that's pretty much it. According to Mark Shuttleworth, the founder of Ubuntu and Canonical, this is actually a good thing.

Ubuntu users have been wondering for a long time why this new mobile operating system is not present on more devices, but there's a good reason that's not happening. You might think that having your OS on as many devices as possible is a positive thing, and that would be normally true, but the hard truth is that Ubuntu Touch is not yet ready for wide use.

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