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The problem with his criticism is that he seems to think the present decisions the authors have made, for an 8 month old OS, are written in stone. It's like rev
by bitmapbrother 9y ago
The problem with his criticism is that he seems to think the present decisions the authors have made, for an 8 month old OS, are written in stone. It's like reviewing a car while it's still being assembled at the factory.
Fuchsia is probably 2 or more years away from an Alpha release. Things are changing at a rapid pace.
- tyingq 9y agoNo, I got that idea. But, for his examples, he mentions existing solutions could have been lifted. If the suboptimal stuff was existing, I take your point. Perhaps it was straight from LK? But writing something new, that has flaws, as a placeholder...when something better exists already, and has a compatible license...that seems fair game to question. Especially if it's something that has tentacles and creates dependencies. Placeholders sometimes don't stay as such.