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That's good to know. So are we now saying that proprietary software on a device is fine, as long as it can easily be replaced with fully open source software?
by dave1010uk 13y ago
That's good to know. So are we now saying that proprietary software on a device is fine, as long as it can easily be replaced with fully open source software?
- cbhl 13y agoI personally think that the proprietary software on Chromebooks is a means to an end -- the functionality provided by the proprietary software appeases retailers enough to get them to sell it.
- dave1010uk 13y agoAgreed. This is definitely good progress, but (going back to the bug report) this issue hasn't been completed yet, so should still be open.