Not surprising at all given that they haven't yet figured out what their product is.
(Note: if your product is an OS, then your customers are OEM's, not regular people. Haven't heard of _any_ efforts by Jolla to court OEM's.)
(Note: if your product is an OS, then your customers are OEM's, not regular people. Haven't heard of _any_ efforts by Jolla to court OEM's.)
This is not the first "alternative" tablet that failed. It looks like pretty much all Linux-based alternatives to Android have disappeared or are struggling (the KDE one, Ubuntu, Maemo/Meego, FirefoxOS etc etc). Most of these projects have been way too optimistic about the sort of muscle required to significantly attack this market at such a late stage. Hopefully these developments will focus minds and get people to cooperate rather than compete.