It seems that I stirred up a hornet's nest here... First of all thank you, that there has been an answer from the Jolla team, although the answer is not what I hoped for. As a user or potential developer in the Jolla universe I simply don't care where the problem is. The SDK is the top layer I can and will develop with and that's my interface. If this interface is a layer on top of other technologies (and yes, it is), I still don't care and why should I? Image that on any other platform! For now I am satisfied with the situation as it is, because all is still in the flow and the device is not on the market yet. >From my point of view the Jolla crew would make life easier for themselves if >they would provide us with a bug tracker. This would be one central place, >where they can look and any developer can look. If Jolla is not ready yet, >that's fine with me - as long as this attitude changes when the device is >there! BTW: keeping mail addresses in sync and everything under one hood is nice, but not necessary - at least for me. Just be unlike and open, tell everybody that it is a temporary solution and there you go. I do understand though, that they don't want us (and that includes any competitor or even venture capitalist) to see the bugs, that are in their internal bug tracker ;-)
Have a nice one! Best. Sven _______________________________________________ SailfishOS.org Devel mailing list
