The new kind of Ubuntu SDK has been designed with a single goal in mind, to offer the same experience to all Ubuntu Touch developers no matter the version of the Ubuntu Linux OS they use. Therefore, the software used by all Ubuntu app developers will no longer depend on any external Qt libraries and it’ll be distributed as a standalone package. Additionally, the next major verison of Ubuntu SDK will feature improvements to the Kit creation by using static chroots.
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