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The fateful day has arrived for the first Android-powered phone. This Google-backed open phone will likely be sufficient for a large number of users -- if not in its first incarnation, certainly within a few models and revisions.
But it certainly isn't the only open phone. It isn't the first by any means, and it has another competitor hot on its heels.
Some more pioneering souls might forego the tamer Android for the Neo FreeRunner or the upcoming NeoPwn.
On Monday, Michael DeHaan cast his net into Debian/Ubuntu waters, seeking out those who might be interested in packaging and maintaining the Red Hat-centric installation/provisioning server, Cobbler.
DeHaan states that recent additions and improvements added to Cobbler's development branch are shaping the project into a viable alternative to Debian's FAI (Fully Automatic Installation) package.
