2 ms·
> And if it were open... An OS mandated by the Chinese government. That’s pretty much the opposite open in multiple ways.
by jmull 7y ago
> And if it were open...
An OS mandated by the Chinese government. That’s pretty much the opposite open in multiple ways.
- yding 7y agoOpen in this case meaning open source and open to other people to modify/build upon, like Android is currently. But you're right that the Chinese bureaucracy may not be nimble enough for this kind of move, and might stillborn it by mucking it up with poor decisions.