User-interface: mobile user interface related bugs, e.g. Let's all work together to enable Debian to fulfil its promise as "The Universal Operating System".īugs related to Debian on mobile devices may have usertags with the user These usertags are currently defined:
Packagers can put it all together so people can download and install it on their smartphones. Writers can produce articles about Debian on smartphones in emails to the relevant Debian mailing lists, blogs, web pages and for the general media.Īrtists can create the graphics and multimedia for Debian on smartphones. Software developers can write software for the many parts of this system and put links on this page to those components. This page could use contributions like: Links to component software (embeded debian, GRUB, UIs, etc). So, please take a moment to add something valuable to this page right now, or when you have the opportunity. If we all take a few minutes to make contributions to this page when we have something valuable to add, this page will grow to be a great resource for us all. Many people made useful replies to that email, and it would be great if they would add their suggestions of software components, foundations, and URLs thereof to this page. It includes some reference URLs, to help seed thinking on Debian on smartphones development. To get this wiki page started, see the original message I sent suggesting this project. It would be great if the GNOME, KDE and other GUI communities could come to agreement on a common UI for Debian, to save unnecessary duplication of development effort, both of the Debian UI, and application software for Debian. This will enable Debian to serve the many people in society who want to easily use those applications.ĭebian might benefit from having its own User Interface, or UIs, based on progression from the desktop Debian UIs - ex, GNOME or KDE. It would also be great if Debian could run applications written to be native to the original OS for the hardware. It would be great if Debian could run on many kinds of mobile devices: iPhones, Android capable HW, Windows Mobile HW, tablets, but this is very unlikely to happen anytime soon for the majority of devices.ĭevices built to run FLOSS stacks are more promising alternatives, for example PinePhone and Librem 5.ĭebian on mobile devices should have GUI capabilities, appropriate to the hardware capabilities. This wiki page is a tool to help bring Debian to mobile platforms. Debian is the universal operating system.
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