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Review: Copperhead OS

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Re: Review: Copperhead OS

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While I understand what you were getting at, we actually do open source some of our software as well as contribute to an early open source project so I wouldn't say it's the FARTHEST away..

The software that you are open sourcing, is it software that allows you to access the back-end or are you actually releasing software that could allow someone else to start his own cloud service?

We have an incubator project for Kubernetes as well as software to access the backend.

I don't think our team is releasing software to let others start their own cloud service if I understand you correctly. Are you thinking of something like what GitLab does? If so our team isn't doing that sorry!

Re: Review: Copperhead OS

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KISS. I love it. It's a input bar. You get the history when you click on it. It's common to find whatever you want to do here. You also get favorite apps bar. You can search contacts, wikipedia, shortcuts (awesome with http post shortcuts or chrome webpages shortcuts). Contacts have a sms/call button on the side and they also appear on the history list. I use it on all my phones. It's lightweight, open source and hal…

Tried that one, but I do actually want widgets and a home screen.

It has beta support for widgets now, if you still looking.
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