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Why would it be a "stretch"? The basic requirement is whether the source code is available - and made available. Are you certain that Google's solution here is
by shevy-java 29d ago
Why would it be a "stretch"?
The basic requirement is whether the source code is available - and made available. Are you certain that Google's solution here is ensuring that the source code is easily made available? So many other projects just provide a wget-able link. Why does Google want to make it harder to obtain the source code than those other projects?
> Android has always been more source-open than “open source”.
And what exactly does that mean? I don't know what your words mean here. More source open than open source? Is that a tautology?
> Everything else is essentially all the work of Google and (to some extent) Samsung.
Is it GPLv2? If so then I fail to see why anyone should get higher rights. Everyone gets the same for GPLv2. That's the whole point. I don't understand your statements here.
- knollimar 29d ago"And what exactly does that mean? I don't know what your words mean here. More source open than open source? Is that a tautology?" I'm sure this means the source happens to be open rather than following the spirit of open source.
- demibabs 29d ago> The basic requirement is whether the source code is available - and made available. Are you certain that Google's solution here is ensuring that the source code is easily made available? The word “easily” sure did sneak into this sentence