An extension for GNOME Shell that enhances the user experience for devices with a touchscreen.
An attempt at creating a "desktop" environment mainly for Linux phones and tablets that's similar in function to some parts of Microsoft's Windows Phone 8.x, primarily the Start screen, Search app, navigation bar, Action Center, and the status bar. Development is mainly being done using the PinePhone, so that'll be the main supported device.
An agenda application inspired by Agenda programs on Psion PDAs, written in Python/GTK. Targeting Planet Computers' Gemini PDA and Cosmo Communicator (running Linux) in particular, but should work on similar devices (after providing a user CSS file to set font sizes etc.).
Experimental sleep/wake cycle daemon for mobile Linux
A Guide for the FLX1s Smartphone from FuriLabs.
A modular GNOME Shell extension that adapts the desktop experience based on your device — phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop. Provides gesture navigation, an app drawer, notification panel, home screen, and more.
Linux Phone Apps Table. Alternative front-end for linuxphoneapps.org.
UBsync is the featured OwnCloud/Nextcloud data synchronization app for ubuntu-touch
A FOSS, Linux mobile friendly application for using the Tiktok social media platform. Released under the GNU General Public License 3.0.
Droidian / Linux-mobile port for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ Wi-Fi (SM-T970, gts7xlwifi) — status, what works, what's left to test, and the porting fixes.
A minimal shell script to install on mobile Linux distributions based on Debian Trixie(Mobian, Droidian and SirrOS).
Vesktop Discord client adapted for Linux Mobile
debos recipes for generating Mobian images (Fork from https://salsa.debian.org) with the aim of facilitating the fork on GitHub of Mobian
Lets you run elfs using the assistance button on the FLX1s.
Collection of example code used for learning Kirigami framework
The lean, Gecko-powered Discord client built with Tauri for users who value their RAM as much as their privacy.
Flyer/Leaflet about Mobile Linux
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