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Fiio has proven they listen to us ... ... ...
Not sure why your post sounds so aggressive to me, maybe I'm just imagining it.
I see you have a Clip+. Did you put Rockbox on it? If yes, then you should know that it's rather improbable that the firmware FiiO orders from the manufacturer will have similar functionality as Rockbox. Or just look at Cowon's recent firmwares, or the iPod's - do you really believe a new upstart could come up with something as refined as that? I'm sure FiiO tries to "make their customers happy", as you put it - but come on, have you seen the firmwares of other "independent" players, like the Hifiman, AMP3, s-flo, etc? If the developers of the FiiO DAP firmware could "code whatever they want", they have a hard time reaching the level of maturity and functionality that Rockbox achieved in its over 8 years of constant development and improvements. I'm just being realistic here - I've had enough MP3 players in my time, mainstream and obscure, to dare go out on a limb here.
Furthermore, not sure what you meant by "will fix things much faster than the guys at Rockbox ever will" - what do you need "fixed" in Rockbox? That's besides the point that Rockbox is a really fast moving project, and I know of no official firmware manufacturer that is even remotely close to fixing issues as fast as the Rockbox developers.
Really not sure where your unfounded hostility towards this open source project comes from. But yeah, it appears that there will be no Rockbox for this player - the manufacturer is not interested in it, and I doubt it will be a widely enough used player to reach the interest of independent Rockbox developers any time soon.