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I read that statement more like in terms of the freedom you're allowed to build and run applications for such devices. Mobile devices usually discourage the use
by ciroduran 10y ago
I read that statement more like in terms of the freedom you're allowed to build and run applications for such devices. Mobile devices usually discourage the user to do this.
- sangnoir 10y ago> I read that statement more like in terms of the freedom you're allowed to build and run applications for such devices Even if we disregard how arbitrary that definition of "computing device" is, it's still a false proposition. Anyone can easily get a browser, a word processor and spreadheets on their mobile device or tablet (ARM). That's about as much computing as a significant chunk of the population requires. I have debian chroot on my Android device which gives me Vim, GCC and javac out of the box.