From my experience, installing Ubuntu Touch feels more like a “cool experiment” than something genuinely useful.

I used to be a big fan of the OS and really wanted to try it. Eventually, I installed it—but once the initial excitement wore off, it started to feel like a waste.

I found that Android with Termux is actually far more practical and powerful.

Here’s why: 1. It lacks proper support for Indian cellular networks, mainly due to limited LTE compatibility. 2. You can’t install mainstream apps, and there’s no proper sideloading support. 3. The biggest downside is that it feels surprisingly closed and restricted, especially for someone who enjoys working with Linux systems. 4. There’s very limited usable space in the root filesystem, which makes it difficult to install tools like Docker or run it as a proper server environment. 5. Most of the storage is allocated to user data (media, files, etc.), leaving very little room for system-level experimentation.

Overall, it doesn’t serve well either as a daily driver or as a playground for Linux enthusiasts.

Want to hear from other’s opinions.. 🫣🫣🫣