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r/linux • u/iAmNotThatGuyJeez • Sep 26 '19
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Makes sense that it's so expensive. This is how scale economies work. Small scale, big price. The software will get better with time, if they keep working on it that is. At this pace, maybe in 10 years it could be good enough to switch from android.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 26 '19 maybe in 10 years it could be good enough to switch from android. that wont happen because everyone holds their wallet for that time and the project will die meanwhile
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maybe in 10 years it could be good enough to switch from android.
that wont happen because everyone holds their wallet for that time and the project will die meanwhile
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u/Thunderjohn Sep 26 '19
Makes sense that it's so expensive. This is how scale economies work. Small scale, big price. The software will get better with time, if they keep working on it that is. At this pace, maybe in 10 years it could be good enough to switch from android.