Recently, a popular website ran an editorial about how Android was turning into the new Linux, and just how awful a thing that was. The author was half right -- Android is turning out to be the new Linux. If he had stopped there, he and I would see eye-to-eye, and this rebuttal would have never happened. He also would have gotten far fewer pageviews. He goes on to discuss patents and other issues that don't really explain his position before he comes to the meat of his issue -- fragmentation. You know, that buzzword that's ever so popular in any hit-piece about Android. I'm here to tell you what I think about fragmentation, Linux, Android, and how it all fits together after the break.
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