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Yes, that was a real shame - I have wanted something like MeeGo ever since. But MeeGo wasn't a mainstream OS.
by tjoff 7y ago
Yes, that was a real shame - I have wanted something like MeeGo ever since.
But MeeGo wasn't a mainstream OS.
- Abishek_Muthian 7y agoI would like to think, MeeGo survived in an alternate universe with Microsoft forming the 'Open handset alliance' instead of Google; but then that could mean intel taking a monopoly in smartphone chipset considering it was co-developer of MeeGo instead of ARM. I like to have ARM where it is now, just for the sake of democratising computation. Full fledged linux on smartphones is taking shape in the form of SailfishOS, Ubuntu Touch (UBPorts), postmarketOS etc. They could scale up with manufacturers like Pine releasing devices such as PinePhone. Meanwhile, Google is moving away from Linux for their mobile devices with Fuchsia.