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Huawei’s HarmonyOS: “Fake it till you make it” meets OS development
- halchion 6y agoIt seems like we live in a post-truth world now.
- ronsor 6y agoChina has been a post-truth country for a while now.
- approxim8ion 6y agoSeems to be a staple in diplomacy for powerful states. Can't think of any that are exempt.
- d7ryerh 6y agoHow dare you. I'll have you know that here in the land of hamburgers we just play shell games with words and definitions until the dialogue is so confusing and tedious that people just get tired of fighting it.
- perl4ever 6y agoI'm probably not the only one to observe this, but it always means something different to say "X is just as bad as Y" than "Y is just as bad as X", despite a purely logical outlook implying commutativity.
- llarsson 6y agoSounds like straight from the Silicon Valley TV show, where the startup ideas were all just to prefix established companies and services with "Chinese". So this would be "Chinese Android". That show featured great satire. And, at times, a very accurate one.
- begeekmyfriend 6y agoWell I would like to say if you want to get access to the source code of HarmonyOS without uploading your passport, ID card and so on as well as long term background check, here is a complete open Chinese domestic repository link for downloading the whole project maintained by official technical team of Huawei. You can sign in just with your Github account. https://openharmony.gitee.com/ https://openharmony.gitee.com/
- sterlind 6y agoTFA covers that - OpenHarmony is a completely different OS than the "Harmony 2.0" Huawei is touting. Kind of like how Windows CE and Windows NT don't share any code. OpenHarmony has a different kernel and is by no means a full phone OS.