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by ajross
5350 days ago
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Those are certainly some of the reasons, yes. But my point was more that Google is doing a poor job of managing the conflict between the business interests of its hardware partners and the health of the Android Open Source Project. Basically, AOSP isn't a "project" anymore (if it ever was), and that's sad. And it's not like this is an impossibility. Red Hat manages to sell RHEL licenses without killing Fedora, for example. |
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