> As someone who has participated in the GENIVI Open Source Project
> Taskforce, I hope that Ford will consider submitting its code there as
> well.  

> Chris updates us:
> > We are devoting a large amount of energy to continuing development of
> the platform and getting it to the public ASAP.

> Congratulations, Chris.    I'm so glad that, if nothing else, the news
> means that your hard work won't be wasted, and that the open source
> community will have an Android choice with high-quality example code
> for communicating with CAN.    I also hope that this means that we
> will hear other good news from Ford about adoption and release of
> source code.

> As someone who has participated in the GENIVI Open Source Project
> Taskforce, I hope that Ford will consider submitting its code there as
> well.     OpenXC is just the kind of auto-specific middleware that
> GENIVI needs and wants.     I'd be pleased to answer any questions you
> might have about the value and details of a submission.

> --
> Alison Chaiken
> (650) 279-5600  (cell)                       {she-devel.com,
> exerciseforthereader.org}
> From what I've known of desire, I hold with those who favor fire.

> This happened right?

> http://www.slashgear.com/ford-contributes-applink-code-to-genivi-alli...

>   What does this mean, if anything, for OpenXC?  Will we actually be able
> to run Sync off of Linux?  If so, Ford deserves some serious respect from
> the Open Source community!

> On Tuesday, 16 October 2012 03:30:42 UTC-4, Alison Chaiken wrote:

>> Chris updates us:
>> > We are devoting a large amount of energy to continuing development of
>> the platform and getting it to the public ASAP.

>> Congratulations, Chris.    I'm so glad that, if nothing else, the news
>> means that your hard work won't be wasted, and that the open source
>> community will have an Android choice with high-quality example code
>> for communicating with CAN.    I also hope that this means that we
>> will hear other good news from Ford about adoption and release of
>> source code.

>> As someone who has participated in the GENIVI Open Source Project
>> Taskforce, I hope that Ford will consider submitting its code there as
>> well.     OpenXC is just the kind of auto-specific middleware that
>> GENIVI needs and wants.     I'd be pleased to answer any questions you
>> might have about the value and details of a submission.

>> --
>> Alison Chaiken
>> (650) 279-5600  (cell)                       {she-devel.com,
>> exerciseforthereader.org}
>> From what I've known of desire, I hold with those who favor fire.

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