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#24
Originally Posted by ewan View Post
Android is a very different beast. The kernel doesn't have that much direct impact on what the user sees and experiences, and Android has a unique userspace, whereas the N900 is much more like a scaled down desktop unix.
You may program for it differently; however having a Linux kernel pretty much dictates that it is Linux based. And thusly so, both are Linux derived OS's.

Not picking fights here; however the OS is usually dictated by the kernel.