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> It sounds like your problem isn't with Android (which is mostly FOSS - |
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> or at least the parts you're dealing with here are), but with the |
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> bootloader on your phone (which is proprietary). |
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No, actually my problem is that why an operating system |
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can have decision on what types of apps can I have on my computer. |
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if it is foss enough why I am not able to remove everything from my system |
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easily. |
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I believe when we have free operating system, when can aim for free |
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hardware. |
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I just hope ubuntu would be a help to open the mobile market like the way |
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it helped in desktop. |
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FOSS developers seem to mostly be stuck in X11-land - it scratches |
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> their itch which tends to be on the desktop. While touch screen is |
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> "just another input device" the fact is that you need to design your |
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> entire application UI around it. ... |
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why do you thinks some foss user interfaces can not be created for this |
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situation? |
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I just hope someday mobile market whould be open. |
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