so a few remarks since we are part of the early bird program.
In answer to this thread, I would like to make a few remarks before the project repeats the same errors those on brax3.
why the missing reward for the brax3 was not into account on the early bird price of the openslate which is still undergo on indiegogo?
Since we all know the problem of the uptick in price of the memory because of the chinese demands mostly and the new construction of any DC in the world, most of IT people have nvme lying. do you have the ressources to make some PR to coreboot to make your tablet compatible to it and so we could use it with a dualboot thanks to the M2 slot?
did you resolve the mediatek wifi problem ?
i guess the iodeos adventure did not go well on your side and that is why you develop your new OS. Are you going to be able to sustain the request of the EU to be able to maintain your OS? so you are on your own now…
Do you mean the microSD-related discounts we offered? If so, we could apply those to your open_slate order. Just need to email us at [email protected] if that’s the case
This feature makes a lot of sense. We already have it on our board and are evaluating it. It most likely won’t be available on release date, but we will communicate on our roadmap prior.
We’ve learned a lot of lessons from the BraX3 release. This is one of them.
iode are invited to build an OS version for the slate, so it’s very possible it is available. Could you specify which EU requirement do you refer to?
1/ yes I am referring to the microsd related voucher you sent us. I will write to your mail then but since I have paid full pledge for the openslate I hardly see how you are going to compensate.
2 and 3/ this demand lots of resources which you demonstrated in the past with that wifi problem and that ubuntu touch version you promised, that you don’t have that much. So don’t oversell your capabilities as it did not serve you well by the past.
4/ well you are supposed now to being able to deliver security patches monthly for 5 years minimum. And since it is now your OS you can’t rely on anyone else than your own employees.
You already had as stated before, problems to commit to a Ubuntu touch version for the brax3. And now it is only on the shoulders of one independent maintainer.
And so if you fail to comply to it, no matter how you wrote your privacy policies or EULA, EU citizens will be able to sue you no matter what you think on the matter.