Mir Running Now On Ubuntu On Phones | Jono Bacon
Just to share with my good friends on Planet Ubuntu…with update 90 on the Ubuntu for phone images Mir has been enabled by default. So far everything is working pretty smoothly on my Nexus 4. There are some bugs, which is to be expected, but nothing major from what I can see. Now the team can continue to focus on integration, performance, and any outstanding issues before we hit the 13.10 release.
Dogfoodable Core Apps | Jono Bacon
Over the course of the year we have been seeing fantastic progress with Ubuntu and our convergence story. This includes [eight carriers in the Carrier Advisory Group](https://ubuntu-cag.com/), strong interest from hardware manufacturers, significant coverage from press and at shows such as CES/MWC, and an explosion of participation in people writing apps for Ubuntu Touch. The engineerings team has
Dogfooding the Ubuntu Phone: My (Early) Experience | Jono Bacon
Dogfooding the Ubuntu Phone: My (Early) Experience by Jono Bacon | Fri 17 May 2013 As many of you will know, our goal is to [get the Ubuntu phone in a state where it can be used on a daily basis for testing](https://theravingrick.blogspot.com/2013/05/woof-woof.html), and importantly, finding bugs, UI issues, and other details that help us to refine the overall Ubuntu Touch experience. Progress is
Video Demo of Unity 8 on Mir | Jono Bacon
Recently the [Mir](https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mir) and [Unity Next](https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnityNextSpec) teams got Unity 8 up and running on Mir. Now, this work is still very early in development and neither Mir nor Unity Next are finished yet, but I reached out to *Michael Zanetti*, who is on the team, and asked him to put together a short video demo to show the progress of this work. This demo sh
Testing Indicator Application Menu Support | Jono Bacon
Testing Indicator Application Menu Support by Jono Bacon | Fri 28 May 2010 In the Ubuntu 10.10 cycle we have committed to implementing application menus in the Ubuntu Netbook Edition release of Ubuntu. There are many benefits to this approach, but I will you to the [design rationale](https://design.canonical.com/2010/05/menu-bar/) that was announced recently. I personally think this is going to be
Refreshing The Ubuntu Brand | Jono Bacon
The new style of Ubuntu is driven by the theme “Light”. We’ve developed a comprehensive set of visual guidelines and treatments that reflect that style, and are updating key assets like the logo accordingly. The new theme takes effect in 10.04 LTS and will define our look and feel for several years. Ubuntu has seen a tremendous amount of growth and change since it was conceived in 2004. Back then
Lernid Karmic Daily Builds Now Available | Jono Bacon
Thanks to the awesome Nathan ‘nhandler’ Handler, we now have a daily builds PPA for [Lernid](https://www.launchpad.net/lernid). This means you can run the unstable, daily, crack-of-the-day version of Lernid and have it delivered automatically right to your desktop. Currently it is built for Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala, and you can suck in the goodness by running: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lernid-de
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