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Ginn - Allows non-multitouch-aware applications to support multitouch gestures making a lot more applications usable on a touchscreen. oFono - Open Source Telephony Framework. Darling - Darwin/macOS compatibility layer for Linux. YAKYAK CLIENT UBUNTU ANDROID
Anbox - Under-construction Android compatibility layer. box86 - Allows applications compiled for x86 Linux to be executed on ARM devices. LuneOS apps - Will require some reworking for pmOS. Meego/Sailfish/Nemo applications - Will require some reworking for pmOS. Maemo packages - These applications should be reusable in pmOS, and integrate well with the Hildon UI. Ubuntu Touch app store - Some of these applications may be reusable on pmOS. Official Desktop Linux Viber client (x86) X11 application (Native Qt5) with some touch-optimisation Touch-optimisation and notifications support.Įlectron-based Instagram direct message clientĮlectron based client for the Signal messaging protocol Touch-friendlyĪ Gtk frontend for cchat, a set of interfaces (currently only for Discord) by replacing Skype/WhatsApp with XMPP or Matrix). Using proprietary networks takes away your freedom, consider not using these altogether (e.g. 1 Apps that only work with proprietary servicesĪpps that only work with proprietary services. Morph browser (previously known as webbrowser-app) is a lightweight touch-friendly web browser tailored for Ubuntu, based on the Oxide web engine. Capture and battle monsters against others! ( more games) Main interface is touch friendly but settings is not. Reasonably touch friendly when menu bar and status bar are disabled.īitTorrent client. Already very touchscreen friendly.ĭefault file manager on Xfce4 (GTK3-based). Simple presentation program made for Elementary OS. Can be touchscreen friendly with a few tweaks (see wiki page here). Lightweight and touch-friendly web browser based on qt (source ).įrontend for emulators, game engines and media players. Peer-to-peer (Tox) messaging client ( other FOSS clients also available) Todo.txt GUI, not mobile optimized, but scales well Originally a fork of Shotwell.Ĭomic book reader with touch support, for plasma mobile (in development) Photo gallery and editor for Elementary OS. Not touch-optimised but can display most mobile websites well (no HTML5 support). Uses OSM, Garmin and other map sources.Įxtremely lightweight web browser, using very little RAM. Open source GTK+ and SDL based car navigation software. Lightweight touchscreen Qt-based map application (using OSM). YAKYAK CLIENT UBUNTU CODE
Their source link is broken, but the code can be found here.) Lightweight, touch-friendly email client designed for Nokia Maemo devices.
It can display websites well, with HTML5 support. Touch-capable but not touch-optimised and not hardware-accelerated. Resizes well to a phone's aspect ratio although a few dialog boxes may not be accessible easily.įairly lightweight web browser, using very little RAM. GTK3 based calendar application from Elementary OS. Simple Qt5 text and code editor using Material Design, with touch support Simple Qt5 calculator using Material Design, with touch support
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QtWebEngine-based browser built with complete touch (including smartphone) support, Material Design, and support for coloured-site windows Can be resized to a phone's aspect ratio when running in graphical mode. Simple web browser for saving on data consumption. Made for desktop but also suitable for touchscreen use. Touchscreen file manager for Plasma Mobile Purism made a mobile config for the Librem 5. Scales perfectly and is very touch-friendly. GTK3-based simple maps application with routing. Peer-to-peer messaging client and protocol.
Supports highlighting and is touch-friendly.Īn XMPP client written in Python with Gtk+3.0 GTK3 document viewer (for PDFs and other formats). Purism is working on making it phone-friendly for their Librem 5 phone. VoIP and video conferencing application for GNOME Modern Jabber/XMPP Client using GTK+/Vala īasic image editor for the GNOME desktop. Not touch-optimised but can display most mobile websites well (no HTML5 support), and hence may be the only usable browser on older devices, besides Netsurf. Part of the KDE Calligra suite.Įxtremely lightweight web browser, using very little RAM.
Word processor and presentation application designed for touchscreen devices. Simple retro-themed touch UI written in vala Touch-friendly.Ĭomplete cross-platform Signal client, compatible with the Ubuntu Phone and more. These are applications which already exist for Linux and could be reused in postmarketOS with little to no adjustment.
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