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Amazon Building its Own Linux-Based OS to Replace Android
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Curious if it'll be opensource and mobile linux distro. If Amazon gets into the mobile linux game, the mobile phone market might change radically.
You seem confused. Amazon is in the business of stealing open source project in order to sell them as AWS services, not making them.
Then complaining that the license changes and gaslighting the group they steal from.
You're right.