It really isn't; the project acknowledges numerous existing compromises. Take a look at their roadmap or any number of threads if you think they only ever implement perfect features.
That's also an unfair take when one considers how many improvements they've upstreamed to AOSP and how many quality of life features they've implemented.
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It really isn't; the project acknowledges numerous existing compromises. Take a look at their roadmap or any number of threads if you think they only ever implement perfect features.
That's also an unfair take when one considers how many improvements they've upstreamed to AOSP and how many quality of life features they've implemented.