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i do think they're making a mistake by not providing FxOS (nightlies) for higher-end devices. they would have so much more dev talent to fill their store and he
by leeoniya 12y ago
i do think they're making a mistake by not providing FxOS (nightlies) for higher-end devices. they would have so much more dev talent to fill their store and help find bugs and provide feedback. i've been wanting to try it and make apps for it but there's nothing available that i can install without having to build it myself. (HTC Jewel / EVO 4G LTE)
- rhelmer 12y agoMozilla can't provide base images without licensing proprietary software (for the RIL primarily, although there may be others depending on the hardware). Also the focus for Mozilla right now is on providing new low-end hardware and optimizing for that. It's possible to build and flash onto your own hardware, people on the XDA forums have done it. Testing web apps in the simulator (or just with the responsive design tool) is totally doable right now, but it's hard to get an idea of performance without actually testing on a target device.
- leeoniya 12y ago> Mozilla can't provide base images without licensing proprietary software (for the RIL primarily, although there may be others depending on the hardware). how do the AOSP/CM11 devs do it?
- milankragujevic 12y agoFor my device, they would just distribute the blobs of all drivers that they don't have the source to.