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Old 03-12-2011, 10:46 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by guyanonymous View Post
Are you serious?? (seething inside, but not surprised)
No surprise here either, I just hope the GiK will finally realize that opening the platform for development (with complete access) isn't something that can conceivably hurt them.

I'm a palm owner myself which i bought as an e-reading device and own 3 consecutive models, if they were still selling pda's or e-readers even without an e-ink screen it would have been a serious dilemma for me.

The reason being that palm-os development is open, even though it isn't open source, user can and have developed freely (even device drivers) for it.

Now I realize I'm exalting another platform but the only reason for it, is that the pocketbook Linux platform can be just a rich.

You just need to give a glimpse to the incredible variety of available software for palm-os, take into account the software available for Linux systems in general and realize the potential lost with every day delay.
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