Thank you, Cyrneko! I’m interested in getting a Deltachat client into the Debian package database; the standards-based long-term interoperability makes Deltachat a good fit for a distro that releases a well-tested stable version every couple of years. Inclusion would make DT really safe and easy to install on any Debian-based distro, so having a client in Debian would drastically increase the number of people I could actually talk to on Deltachat.
DeltaChat Desktop has more dependencies that aren’t already packaged in Debian than DeltaTouch does. DeltaTouch is therefore much more likely to actually get packaged. So that is why I’d like, specifically, DeltaTouch to work well on Mobian.
As far as something-that-works in daily use goes, DT is already quite satisfactory, needing only a few little workarounds; manually loading QR codes, not clicking on its notifications (which raises an error popup, a separate minor issue I’ll detail properly in due course), and I guess keeping one really out-of-date client around somewhere to make it possible to install on Debian stable.