[Tinkerphones] [Gta04-owner] New LetuxOS Kernels and some tricks and thoughts

Jonas Smedegaard jonas at jones.dk
Wed May 22 10:26:35 CEST 2019


Quoting H. Nikolaus Schaller (2019-05-22 08:03:27)
> Hi Jonas,
> one more thought on this with some distance in time.
> 
> > Am 21.05.2019 um 15:13 schrieb Jonas Smedegaard <jonas at jones.dk>:
> > 
> >>> My point is that that I firmly believe that to get out of the 
> >>> vicious circle we _first_ need to collaborate and only _then_ 
> >>> compete (if needed at all, but that's a different discussion).
> >> 
> >> Well, I am waiting for years for collaboration (the first LetuxOS 
> >> dates back to 2006) but it seems as if other projects decided to 
> >> compete and start from scratch instead of building on top of 
> >> LetuxOS :)
> > 
> > Yes, just as Debian had waited for years for your collaboration 
> > (first release dates back to 1993) but you decided to compete with 
> > LetuxOS instead of joining and improving Debian :-)
> 
> The main contribution of LetuxOS since 2006 is to advocate using 
> Debian on embedded boards. At that time everyone was using Angstrom. 
> We used Debian right from the beginning. And LetuxOS is (still) making 
> Debian more available and better useable on some set of devices by 
> adding a handful packages and compatible kernels. IMHO this *is* 
> collaboration and not competition.

You asked how to get out of that vicious circle of not gaining enough 
users/developers/devices.  I recommend *more* collaboration an *less* 
competition.

Waiting for others to collaborate with you in your playground is *less* 
collaborative than joining others in their pre-existing playground.

It is all collaborative.

It is all competition.

It is all good.  But could be better.


 - Jonas

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