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The mainstream Linux stack is getting closer to parity with AOSP and ChromiumOS anyway, gaining features like touch-screen-first input, small-screen support, ph
by zozbot123 8y ago
The mainstream Linux stack is getting closer to parity with AOSP and ChromiumOS anyway, gaining features like touch-screen-first input, small-screen support, phone calls & SMS, GPS location, privacy-focused sandboxing etc. It's all about having a single system for the community to focus on, thus reducing fragmentation. AOSP app support can then be layered over the basic system if needed.
- majewsky 8y ago> The mainstream Linux stack Without taking away anything from your argument, I'd like to point out that by most objective measures, Android is the mainstream Linux stack.
- bubblethink 8y agoI think they meant mainline.