Hi everybody. I know that Tizen SDK has similar requirements to Windows Phone SDK, Android SDK and iOS SDK (which for the last one, i think requirements are a bit higher than for others), but IS IT a good trend, to set higher and higher demands every year? It requires for example: At least dual-core 2 GHz CPU (recommend VTx supported by CPU)I know that 2GB RAM and more is a must have nowadays (but i have my own notion on this), but isn't a demand for at least 2GHz dual-core CPU for SDK, to high? Yes, hardware efficiency and power evolves very quickly, but i think that Tizen, which is under the auspices of Linux Foundation (which core idea is to serve the main hacker values, like openess, simplicity and efficiency), shouldn't care more about Tizen optimization? I'm a proponent of optimization and restraint. I know that every year, the CPU becomes faster, RAM becomes cheaper and HDDs getting more capacity. But do developers should code heavier and more bloated software, then? Is it even possible, to achieve significant optimization of Tizen platform in near future? Cheers, szczypmen.
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