After the initial shock wore off and the devs started looking around, a few
alternatives have emerged... One I've seen was to run a script that saved
the required closed-source apps to a file on the SDcard and then re-apply it
after flashing a rom with those bits missing... seems to me that's a
How about Moblin?
http://moblin.org/documentation/test-drive-moblin
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 9:40 PM, Matt Nesteruk matt.neste...@gmail.comwrote:
This article blows chunks. Here are some of my favourite moments;
The reaction from the Android user and developer community has been
significant
Marketing cleverly disguised as legal FOSS copywrongs:
http://www.linux-mag.com/cache/7544/1.html
Google Cease and Desists Android!
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I went and read the article in full and I say that my views runs with the
writer of the article. It really doesn't sound like the MOD'er, Cyanogen”
tried to do anything deliberately to redistribute the non-open source
applications Google includes on the G1 (mine is white, so I was intrigued by
