Funny this is a topic that deals with something all Developers should
know about.
On Sep 27, 2:53 am, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Jeffrey Blattman wrote:
the big deal is that the license does not grant the right to
re-distribute. this is pretty standard for a closed source
Understood but they come with the phone already so what is the big
deal? It is not like CM is altering the Google Applications. He is
altering the OS.
On Sep 26, 10:09 pm, Jeffrey Blattman jeffrey.blatt...@gmail.com
wrote:
unfortunately, it's not that simple. there are parts of android dists
the big deal is that the license does not grant the right to
re-distribute. this is pretty standard for a closed source license.
while it's true that most (all?) android phones come with the google
apps today, there's no requirement of that and it may not be the case
in the future. mr. cell
Jeffrey Blattman wrote:
the big deal is that the license does not grant the right to
re-distribute. this is pretty standard for a closed source license.
while it's true that most (all?) android phones come with the google
apps today, there's no requirement of that and it may not be the case
unfortunately, it's not that simple. there are parts of android dists
like CM that are not in AOSP. the google apps are a major, glaring
example. their license clearly does not allow them to be
re-distributed. so you can make a custom android dist, but it can't
include google mail, google
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