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Your problem is thinking they have a cohesive roadmap for Fuschia. Google has shown time and time again they can't seem to make two teams talk to each other or
by Jasper_ 9y ago
Your problem is thinking they have a cohesive roadmap for Fuschia. Google has shown time and time again they can't seem to make two teams talk to each other or think about integrating things at all, and they have no high-level long-term vision or product strategy.
Fuschia won't replace Android or Chrome OS. It will just be the third OS product they make.
- oflannabhra 9y agoThat's fair, I might just be grasping at straws. I for sure don't have the contacts or insight that Yegge has. I agree with your point that Google's history has been to take a multifurcated (and sometimes conflicted) approach.