But how is it better when Android has a hard time updating all devices?
Can you imagine an uproar if Mac OS X or Windows didn't have an update feature?
Maybe the real problem is updating Linux on embedded devices, which includes tablets, e-readers, network routers, smartphones, and IoT devices. To this day, devs struggle to decide which kernel to use with some manufacturers stating that their drivers only work for this kernel version and nothing newer/older.
Not all kernels are supported for a long time as some expire within months.
I think that's why Google said 2 years of support for its current Nexus lineup. Google contributes to the Linux kernel all the time, so their backing is a blessing.
Samsung hasn't been on the Nexus lineup for a while, so their third party support is somewhat abysmal especially with its Exynos stuff. Anything outside of the closed-source kernel + drivers makes it really difficult to tinker + start from scratch.
No I'm not. I think it portrays a point very poorly since Android isn't as cohesive as it can potentially be.
Should be a symphony or a very small chamber group of multicultural artists at high variance of age, technical skills, and health conditions, not just a solo piano, if it really wants to hammer that point. Something like a flashmob with instruments. Perhaps even with
instruments made from garbage.
That would make more sense.
