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Originally Posted by dwanthny
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So I saw from Kartu's post above. I didn't know what build of Linux Sony was using specifically, but I would still figure that finding "Android" programmers are still cheaper than finding "MontaVista Professional Edition" programmers. That was one of my original points, and I still think it holds true.
I didn't originally repeat the word "proprietary" three times over. I repeated the word "cheaper" three times over.
And I would like to state for the record that my point is an opinion (by a non-dev, no less). I know that.
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Originally Posted by dwanthny
My hope is that whatever they built the T-1 on they still allow direct access via USB to their cache so Calibre will continue to be tightly integrated with Sony devices.
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I can't speak for Sony's use of it (if in fact they are using it), but BN's use of Android on the Nook has left me no worse for wear with calibre than my 950. I don't see why they would shoot themselves in the foot (subjectively speaking) ENTIRELY. But hey, you never know.
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Originally Posted by log
There are many here on this forum who talk a lot but have no clue what they're talking about -- I've experienced the same.
This place is good to get opinions of regular people who own a device, but to me seems notorious for people who think they know what they're talking about technically but really don't.
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I wouldn't say THAT, at all. Kartu did kinda develop a Whole OS Extension for the Sony PRS series. I would say he more than knows his stuff.
I had PRS+ installed on my PRS-950. It's cool beans.
Just misunderstanding mixed with disagreement. Nothing more.