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Why? Because Windows is too expensive (and IMO a piece of crap). Linux? Yeah. But you want to have an alternative to things like KDE or Gnome. Something mo
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Why? Because Windows is too expensive (and IMO a piece of crap). Linux? Yeah. But you want to have an alternative to things like KDE or Gnome. Something more multimedia and future friendly, where all the apps play nicely together in accordance to some standards in terms of UI which brings good UX. Android promises a good end-user friendly, coherent experience. Or maybe to stay ahead in the game. To offer something unique. And maybe Google is cooking on something. I don't know for sure.