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Okay, point taken. But kiosks are more than a little outside the scope of the discussion here. The people who want a great, open Linux laptop, tablet and deskto
by KirinDave 14y ago
Okay, point taken. But kiosks are more than a little outside the scope of the discussion here. The people who want a great, open Linux laptop, tablet and desktop far outweigh the folks making kiosk software.
- learc83 14y agoThat's just the first thing that comes to mind that I wasn't able to do. The only purpose was to illustrate it's inflexibility. I love the concept of Android, but a general purpose OS needs to be flexible--at least under the hood. As of right not Android is not a general purpose OS. I'm not saying it couldn't become one, just that it would take some pretty major changes. The UI will have to change pretty significantly as well.
- KirinDave 14y ago> The only purpose was to illustrate it's inflexibility... I'm not saying it couldn't become one, just that it would take some pretty major changes. I think the changes are moderate and of an additive nature. But to bring out that hammer of frankness again, what the hell else do we have for desktop and laptop linux that is anywhere near close enough. Hint: nothing.