> And yes, it's not "truly" open source, but it's way more than android. Yes, android has an Opensource license, but good luck doing something that google don't

> And yes, it's not "truly" open source, but it's way more than android. Yes, android has an Opensource license, but good luck doing something that google don't want. How is it "way more" than Android? Doesn't Google's team contribute the most to Android development? Sailfish contains closed source components, so I don't understand how it's inaccurate to say Android is entirely open source, and Sailfish OS is almost entirely open source. Since when does open source imply that you can submit anything you want and expect it to get merged?