Ignacio Torres Masdeu wrote:
in fact there is a lot of closed linux devices out there , for example
routers,motorola phones, ebook reader... and those doesn't mean Linux
is closed,
It only means that if they don't publish the code, and that's usual,
they are violating the GPL.
I should also add that at least in the short term I would expect that being
able to run android applications on FR is going to give me a far wider
choice of mobile-friendly software than any of the true linux distros
available for FR.
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Ignacio Torres Masdeu wrote:
in fact there is a lot of closed linux devices out there ,
for example
jldominguez wrote:
Hello, is it true that Google can uninstall an app not approved by
themselves (that is, an app not included in the 'Android Market')? I
understand the app would be uninstalled when the user visits a Google shop
or accesses a Google service?
It's not true that any
You instinctively decide to hate it due to some features you don't like
(which are aimed at supporting proprietary apps, and you're free to disable
in your version, or just not use those apps). There's nothing stopping
people from releasing android apps as FOSS. personally I really like the
GNUtoo wrote:
There is something stopping people from contributing:
make: *** No rule to make target `run-java-tool', needed by
`out/host/common/obj/JAVA_LIBRARIES/droiddoc_intermediates/javalib.jar'.
Stop.
what should I do?
PS: I've some java warnings etc...I hope it's not the
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 00:43, David Reyes Samblas Martinez
da...@tuxbrain.com wrote:
in fact there is a lot of closed linux devices out there , for example
routers,motorola phones, ebook reader... and those doesn't mean Linux
is closed,
It only means that if they don't publish the code, and
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