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Sure, the kernel. But you surely know that android abstracts away the drivers, so without the proprietary drivers you are back to square zero - it's not "GNU/Li
by gf000 10mo ago
Sure, the kernel. But you surely know that android abstracts away the drivers, so without the proprietary drivers you are back to square zero - it's not "GNU/Linux".
- bigyabai 10mo agoBut you didn't say GNU/Linux, which surely you know is an arbitrarily high bar for any hardware to attain. My point still stands, Apple does not trust their customers.