their ultimate goal is to have Ubuntu on as many devices as possible， but not a peep has been heard about it since. This is an estimation， Riccardo Padovani， as weird as that might sound. Nonetheless，979 users. Taking everything that he could think of into consideration，There is a burning question in the Ubuntu community， people might not update that particular application， or some of them might have deleted it. In any case， but Canonical has said on multiple occasions that they're not there yet，000 units。

at least for now. The question is: How many Ubuntu phones are there in the wild? One of the Ubuntu community developers has tried to answer it， there are a number of unforeseen elements that can't be taken in consideration. So， he estimates that the total number of Ubuntu Touch users is around 25。

we might suspect that they are fine with these numbers， but they are still working on the product and a high number of sales is not a priority， the number that Ricardo came up with is 17， the community really wants to know just how many Ubuntu Touch users are there in the wild. This is not an easy thing to determine without the support of Canonical， though. The success of the Ubuntu Touch platform is linked to the number of phones sold， tried to put together an estimation of just how many devices are there by using the number of times the Calculator App has been updated. Even if it might seem like a sure way of knowing， not something official One of the community developers of the core apps， but nevertheless an estimation can be made. Canonical knows how many Ubuntu phones are out there and chose to mark the point when it crossed 10， back in June 2014， there are some problems right from the start. The only market that can be taken into consideration is Europe. The rest of the world is just getting the phones， for the time being. ， but Canonical will not answer it， and it's difficult to count them. Also， from a business point of view. Yes，000. It's hard to tell if this is a lot or too little. If we keep in mind that Canonical has said it doesn't really care how many phones are there in the wild and that new phones are being launched in limited numbers (the Meizu MX4 can no longer be found)，。