Em Segunda-feira 22 Março 2010, às 10:21:34, Adrian Yanes escreveu: > "Labelling MeeGo as Open Source is a promise that people don't have to > put up with all this. I would even say it is the core differentiator of > MeeGo against other mobile platforms based on Linux. We should take it > seriously." > > If we speak a open source platform, and open development integration > it requires commitment. > > With the non open source components. We are speaking about "another > commercial project based in the open source concept, but with a big > contradictions inside of it"
Adrian
Please understand the difference between the project and the companies/people
shipping products based on MeeGo.
MeeGo will be Open Source, meaning all of its core will be open.
Now, if someone wants to put MeeGo on a device that has some hardware that the
Open Source part doesn't support, what shall they do? Think not of Nokia or
Intel here, but a small device vendor, a start-up. Please answer.
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