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I have not been following it very closely, but I wonder how much of the reason there was a "private" branch was to give the perception of a stable, non-changing
by thwarted 18y ago
I have not been following it very closely, but I wonder how much of the reason there was a "private" branch was to give the perception of a stable, non-changing code-base, like nearly every other phone platform has at release, to get more people on board, but without locking up development in the meantime so that further progress couldn't happen. I can completely see a reason for doing this that is social/political considering the history behind handset development and release.