They are showing off work (to Android users) to generate interest in their own products, to hopefully help sell those down the line. Which is exactly what they

They are showing off work (to Android users) to generate interest in their own products, to hopefully help sell those down the line. Which is exactly what they should be doing. The major issue preventing adoption is not anything about drivers. That's silly. People buy phones with the relevant drivers included. Purchases drive adoption. The major issue is they aren't selling a lot of phones. Giving top priority to people who want to put arbitrary OSes on arbitrary hardware is not going to build viable business. Jolla should focus on selling their phones. They will need to do that successfully in order for us to possibly see anything new or useful come out of Sailfish, let alone make any progress against the boring, limiting "iPhone and Android forever" status quo.