Ubuntu Touch For Linux

Ubuntu Touch is an open source and freely distributed Linux operating system that aims to fit the world’s most popular and amazing distribution, Ubuntu, on a smartphone device. It comes with a great collection of applications, a unique user interface, as well as a powerful set of features.

Also known as Ubuntu Phone OS or Ubuntu for Smartphones or Ubuntu for Phones, Ubuntu Touch is a Linux-powered operating system derived from the superbly and unique Unity user interface of the Ubuntu distribution.

Initially designed as a fork of the Android operating system, using the same drivers as Android and including all-native core apps, Ubuntu Touch now runs on its own, based on the the latest Ubuntu OS.

The Ubuntu Phone OS supports a wide range of entry-level smartphones, bringing a better experience to mobile customers all over the world. At the moment, the 32-bit (i386), ARMhf (ARM Hard Float) Flo, Grouper, Mako and Manta, as well as Armel Manta, Flo, Mako and Grouper are supported. For a complete list of supported devices see the project’s website.

The Ubuntu Touch operating system is currently distributed as binary images in the IMG file format, which can be flashed on your smartphone device, comprised of three main components: boot, recovery and system. A tar archive is available for those who want to modify its source code. For detailed installation instructions, please visit the project’s homepage (see link below).

Ubuntu is an open source and free Linux kernel-based operating system derived from the amazing and powerful Debian GNU/Linux distribution. Ubuntu is developed and distributed free of charge by Canonical. The latest Ubuntu release can be downloaded from Softpedia!