Tizen Developers

Good! Also one change that counts (given my recent notes on licensing) but can be noticed only by looking at the git commits is: code from the uifw package, which is a port of bada OSP to Linux, has dropped the Flora licensing in favor of Apache 2.0 license. This opens possibilities such as adaptation for non-Samsung hardware and also porting code developer for other mobile devices, what includes solutions that can't be compliant with the Tizen Compliance specifications [https://source.tizen.org/compliance]. I have no idea if these cases have any practical value for the Technical Steering Group though. PS: I am surprised (or not?) - this release still isn't announced as well as general plans for the 2.1. Looking forward to see Technical Steering Group or community management blogging about anything like vision of the project. Cathedral approach of the Technical Steering Group is one thing but not sharing the VISION is really sad story. Declaring this or that technology for use and having code open is not the VISION. Even MS has open code these days. And the vision won't be kept secret forever, e.g. information that the Tizen Store [http://seller.tizenstore.com] is Samsung-only walled garden according to its Terms and Conditions.