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  • FSF New "High Priority Projects" List: Phone OS, Security, Drivers, More Inclusivity

    Phoronix: FSF New "High Priority Projects" List: Phone OS, Security, Drivers, More Inclusivity

    For more than the past decade, the Free Software Foundation has been maintaining a list of high priority projects...

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  • #2
    With Intel Broxton, phone OS would have been easier. Now, Adreno GPUs used with freedreno are our only hope.

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    • #3
      http://merproject.org is a good base for a free phone OS

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      • #4
        Originally posted by sandy8925 View Post
        With Intel Broxton, phone OS would have been easier. Now, Adreno GPUs used with freedreno are our only hope.
        Did the free driver work with Android?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by bemerk View Post

          Did the free driver work with Android?
          Intel uses Mesa on Android-x86, so I guess yes.

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          • #6
            Many people are already using a free phone OS. Called illegally downloaded windows 10.

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            • #7
              At this point Gnash is a waste of time... it barely ever worked to begin with and when it did was was slow.

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              • #8
                Modern era phones are more powerful than the hardware the Hurd was originally designed for. Maybe that's a possibility?

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Master5000 View Post
                  Hahahaha it's funny to hear old men thinking about the future.... hahahaha!
                  Michael, can you add a thumbs down button for comments like this?

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by sarmad View Post

                    Michael, can you add a thumbs down button for comments like this?
                    This is a forum, not reddit, and the problem of allowing votes (particularly down votes) that mean anything at all have already been well explored and found to be an utterly awful idea.

                    In any case, this list might actually mean something if GNU would put their money where their mouth is, but I'm pretty sure Michael is the only one that cares about their list at this point. If GNU cared they'd be actually working on these projects as opposed to waiting for someone else to come along and do them.

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