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Re: Marc Dillon left Jolla
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Jolla has many, many talented, competent people in every division of the company who fight for their ideas and for the "unlike" of Jolla. There are not only people leaving the company, but also joining it, like some fantastic UX-design people. I hope to hear a statement from Marc and until then we can only speculate. But will this hurt Jolla as a company? No, I don't believe so at all... |
Re: Marc Dillon left Jolla
I fail to see how this is a surprise to anyone. Marc's in the prime earning potential part of his career (certainly regarding being involved in young companies that might make it big), and it's patently obvious that Jolla is going absolutely nowhere quick.
I was never hugely sold on him (or any of the executive team), but he can clearly find employment elsewhere in the tech sector that will bring him far more financial and tangible success than Jolla is likely to in the forseeable future, and be far better for his career. For someone like him, staying on too long at at a company like Jolla can be quite damaging to both reputation and career prospects. Best of luck to him. |
Re: Marc Dillon left Jolla
Maybe this is a better forum than TJC
IMHO, the most important fact is that Carsten Munk (stskeeps) and the developers are still around. Announcing a product and creating some hype is one thing - an important thing which Marc Dillon did great. However, meeting the expectations thus created is another thing. We all know that we seek for a great OS and great devices running the OS. Meeting our expectations is a tough task that is managed quite well by Jolla. Off course, I am as impatient as everybody here around. I want my up to date Jolla 2 that I can use one-handed even with my small hands, I want system-wide copy/paste I want ... I want it all and I want it now ... I am still confident that I will get it one day - because I see the constant output coming from Jolla - thanks to all those who develop every day (and night?). |
Re: Marc Dillon left Jolla
Well maybe it's just because Jolla is shipping in a direction he doesn't like. Remember the decision of Jolla not to produce hardware anymore. Maybe there was an internal argue about the future direction. I think if Marc thinks, that hard- and software belong together, that could be a reason for moving on.
But that doesn't mean, that Jolla is a sinking ship. It only means, that Jolla made a principal decision, which Marc isn't willing to accept. ...just speculation of course... :o |
Re: Marc Dillon left Jolla
Marc speaking tomorrow on HardwareHEL presents: Dawn of The Devices
https://twitter.com/HardwareHEL/stat...31837679620096 |
Re: Marc Dillon left Jolla
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If he still believes that it is normal that he decides to go where those alliances are best to be forged. |
Re: Marc Dillon left Jolla
Who knows, maybe all those personal changes in Jolla will finally result in a positive change in regards of more openness, open sourcing of more (ar even all!) closed parts, more community involvement, public bugzilla, etc. ?
Or the exact opposite might happen. :P |
Re: Marc Dillon left Jolla
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Before changes: this is the plan for the Jolla tablet, our next project. It is just a dream but we want to make it people powered by the Jolla community. Tell us what you want and we will do everything we can to make it happen...(as long as it involves that tablet) After changes: you tell us what you want and we will do everything we can. ? |
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