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Samsung's squashing of malicious Tizen smart TV bugs is turning messy
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i don't know what the decentralization of the development team has to do with it. maybe they mean compartementalization, where every team is responsible for different aspects, and it is not clear where the bugs are, and which team works on the area that needs to be fixed?
or it's this:
i actually talked to carsten a year ago and he explained this to me. his team is developing the tizen distribution. then different product teams inside samsung, like phones, tv, watch, etc, take the distribution, like any product business would take any other linux distribution, and adapt it to their needs, and of course are also responsible for providing upgrades.
so carsten and his team can fix bugs, but product teams need to pick up the fixes and push them down to their users.
and what about android like defragmentation? maybe they mean fragmentation here?
greetings, eMBee.