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The developer says that we must enter the web version if we want to see the animations. Conversations with pending messages will show the balloon with the number in the same way that we see in the rest of the versions of Telegram.

List of conversations, channels and even groups, something that has been available for a few months.

Logically, the possibility of entering / identifying ourselves using our telephone number.

UBports says that currently the web version has more features because it is more up-to-date, but that the native version offers the most features and is better integrated with the operating system.Īmong what we can do right now, in v0.8.1 that is labeled as BETA we have: Unlike this other option, TELEports it is a native app which can be used as such or as a web version. TELEports, an unofficial Telegram client for Ubuntu Touch that arrives in beta and as a native appĮxplained the above, UBports posted an article in which he talks about TELEports, which is nothing more than an unofficial Telegram client that they have created side by side with those responsible for the famous messaging app.

2 Created by UBports with advice and help from Telegram.

1 TELEports, an unofficial Telegram client for Ubuntu Touch that arrives in beta and as a native app.

On the other hand, we can install packages from the official repositories through Libertine and other operating systems, such as PostmarketOS or Neon Mobile. For this reason, the store that you use to install apps is the OpenStore, where many of the applications are webapps. From what I have investigated, Ubuntu Touch is a system with many restrictions, but more and more apps are available, such as TELEports which available in the OpenStore in beta phase.īefore continuing to talk about TELEports, I would like to answer the question (s) that some of you may be asking: what restrictions does it have? Ubuntu Touch and why have I bought the PineTab if so? UBports is developing the operating system with caution, and this means that it does not want the devices that use it to stop working due to carelessness on the part of the user, among other things, such as the two security systems that Miguel Menéndez explains in the comments of this article. One of the reasons I decided to buy it was to try Ubuntu Touch without making a big outlay, and the PINE64 tablet is priced at less than € 90 if we don't count the shipping costs, so in June I jumped in and ordered one.

In case you do not know, if I am not a happy owner of a PineTab it is because it has not reached me yet.