Hi guys, > >The forth and worring is that a developer may be forced to use > >ofono, as the target device has some closed parts necessary for the os > >that does not work anymore if you remove ofono and use FSO. > > Please do not post these crazy conspiracy theories here. oFono is GPLed for > exactly this reason.
let me point this out once again. oFono is 100% GPL source code and this means that all plugins, drivers or extensions have to be released under GPL. This was our first and important item when creating oFono. We want a full open source telephony stack. No binary code running inside the daemon ever. Seems like everybody assumes that a GSM telephony system needs to have closed source components, but on the host CPU, we disagree with this and strongly enforce open source. We only draw the line with the UI elements like dialer etc. These are components that involve branding, customization and differentiation of products and since they talk via D-Bus they can be closed source. And to keep the complexity in the UI components minimal we handle all the details in the daemon. Regards Marcel _______________________________________________ ofono mailing list ofono@ofono.org http://lists.ofono.org/listinfo/ofono
