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This is what happens when a company has too much money. Why is native android support required, when for example they could be emulated? Are developers going
by frozenport 4y ago
This is what happens when a company has too much money.
Why is native android support required, when for example they could be emulated?
Are developers going to really release apps for a fuschia phone without testing? Recall this is a space where every device is different. If developers and going to test and modify their code, is too hard to ask them to recompile using a fuschia tool chain?
- wmf 4y agoFuschiadroid needs to run all legacy Android apps unmodified. App developers definitely do not test on all or even many phones.
- tinus_hn 4y agoThat’s why you shouldn’t ask them to do it, you have to make it easy to do it and then tell them to do it or their app isn’t going on the store.
- malermeister 4y agoThat's one way to quickly kill a big chunk of your app ecosystem. Google has the same issue Microsoft has now, where everything needs to be compatible with ancient apps written for Win95.
- tinus_hn 4y agoOnly if you buy into Raymond Chens fairytales. In reality there’s plenty of software that is not at all compatible with Windows later than XP or later than 7.