We've already seen Ubuntu running on tablets and smartphones, but not in any official capacity. Rumors had it that Canonical would be making a serious push into the tablet space in early 2011, but that effortnever materialized, or at least was never acknowledged. Still, Unity has some finger-friendly streaks and Oneiric added ARM support -- so it's not much of a stretch to see the popular Linux distro on your mobile devices.
Well, at the Ubuntu Developer Summit, Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth made that move official by issuing a challenge to the Ubuntu community to start pushing beyond the traditional PC form factor. There were no products to announce, but Shuttleworth was confident the OS would be ready and in shipping consumer electronics by the time version 14.04 arrived in April of 2014.
6 comments:
This is huge news, I wonder why it'll be as late as 2014 though.
This is good news. Sure it's going to take time but at least it's coming soon.
geat blog!
+following!
But Im not into ubunto.
Android 4 life
Awesome
wow ubuntu! congrats coin big things
interesting post!
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