>>106260092 (OP)
Ubuntu touch at the moment is stable, works well and as expected on officially supported devices. There isn't anything (unless specifically mentioned in the device info) that does not work. It is intuitive but still takes a bit of getting used to coming from android. It isn't a resource hog, nothing crashes etc. Downsides at the moment are apps, there are quite a few and the ones that are there (which are maintained) work fine, I'm talking here about 3rd party apps, default apps as mentioned work 100% fine. The only issue is that a lot of the apps are not maintained. its not as bad as the sailfish clusterfuck but its still a bit of an issue. Of course you can install waydroid and use android apps, but this seems counter productive to me. Overall in the context of alternative phone OS options and having tried them all, I personally give it a 9/10 . Losing a point only to two issues which are font scaling which is there but isn't entirely worked out yet and the fact that autocorrect on the keyboard is not as good as on android. Thats pretty much it.