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Do you actually have any specifics about Android fragmentation causing a problem? If you do, ESR has been trying to find any specifics to back up the generic c
by billswift 16y ago
Do you actually have any specifics about Android fragmentation causing a problem? If you do, ESR has been trying to find any specifics to back up the generic claims of fragmentation, and has said he has not found any reasonable evidence of such problems. Same question for all you apparent Apple fanboys who voted this comment up so much, any specifics? If you have any here's the thread where ESR's been requesting them - http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=2835 http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=2835.
- runjake 16y agoI program for both platforms. A couple things that annoy me the most often, aside from devices shipping with old versions of Android: - Resolution differences, and no real scalable interface APIs. - HTC vs Blur vs Samsung's distribution of Android. They all dick with stuff their own way. - Physical buttons on each device. Some are overly sensitive capacitive buttons, clicky buttons, or high latency. Each require model specific code. You can verify this by searching the release notes for apps in the Market. There's commonly caveats for certain models.
- runjake 16y agoBtw what does ESR have to do with Android? I don't see how reporting it to some random Linux enthusiast is going to help.