I agree zbraniecki! And that's part of pain... we actually learnt a lot, enough to know how to do most things right now. But anyone building a new mobile OS wi

I agree zbraniecki! And that's part of pain... we actually learnt a lot, enough to know how to do most things right now. But anyone building a new mobile OS will be facing the elephant in the room: will you get the top 5 apps to run or be ported on your OS? Without that, no way you can succeed. For FxOS, the unwillingness of Whatsapp to build an official app was more damaging that all the other reasons I read about. OSes are commodity vehicules for apps, which are rightly what users care about. This gives a lot of power to prominent apps, which are often silos themselves - so maybe the fight to give is to displace these!