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"Ubuntu is the killer app for multi-core phones in 2012" This text is displayed as if it's a quote, but as far as I can tell, it's not: http://goo.gl/vKHOI htt
by tnorthcutt 15y ago
"Ubuntu is the killer app for multi-core phones in 2012"
This text is displayed as if it's a quote, but as far as I can tell, it's not: http://goo.gl/vKHOI http://goo.gl/vKHOI (link is to a Google search for the above text). If there's anyone from Canonical here, can you comment on why that is presented as a quote, or what/where it's a quote from, if it is in fact a quote?
- stroboskop 15y agoAs far as I see, this is the text of reference: Newer multi-core processors are up to the job, and Ubuntu is the killer app for that hot hardware. It’s the must-have feature for late-2012 high-end Android phones. The quote itself is outside the text body and refers to the text body. For a marketing text like this, I don't think that kind of quoting is difficult to understand or swallow.