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qwerty12 2008-06-20 17:01

Re: What's in a name?
 
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Originally Posted by qole (Post 193861)

I wish Nokia would hire the guys making / hildonizing these apps. Perhaps Nokia could follow Google's lead and have some paid freeform time where developers can work on interesting, personal tablet-related projects...

[*]MPlayer[*]MH Shot Tool

I believe the porter/creator of those apps do work for Nokia.

(MH = Maemo Hackers, inz works for nokia iirc and works on osso-xterm too)

Mplayer is Ed Bartosh and Siarhei Siamashka. Ed Bartosh's profile says he works for Nokia and I believe Siarhei Siamashka/Serge/ssvb does too.

Wes Doobner 2008-06-20 17:38

Re: What's in a name?
 
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles (Post 193869)
I ask this again, what is this fetish people have with Nokia-produced GUI applications? The result of this just seems to be UI-spec encumbered impossible-to-get-fixed junk.

Leave the diverse user-space experience to the community, who isn't encumbered by stupid corporate nonsense. Let Nokia put together the platform which all of this is built upon.

Hear hear. Or is it "here here". Whatever. I agree.

Wes Doobner 2008-06-20 17:41

Re: What's in a name?
 
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Originally Posted by qole (Post 193861)
A few must-have, third-party apps come to mind immediately:
  • Maemo Mapper
  • MPlayer
  • MH Shot Tool
  • Numpty Physics
  • Personal Menu
  • Quiver Image Viewer
  • Maemopad+
  • VNC Viewer
  • Disk Usage
  • Evince
  • mYTube
  • Advanced Brightness Settings applet
  • Large Statusbar Clock
  • Leafpad

I've used some (most) of those and they are for the most part very nice apps, but "must haves"? Of your list MPlayer is the only one I currently have installed. And I continue to enjoy using my N800 anyway.

Edit: I anticipate putting Numpty Physiscs and Maemo Mapper, and probably MyTube back on the device, once the OS upgrade is completed, if they still work then. Whenever the upgrade happens..

qole 2008-06-20 17:49

Re: What's in a name?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles (Post 193869)
I ask this again, what is this fetish people have with Nokia-produced GUI applications? The result of this just seems to be UI-spec encumbered impossible-to-get-fixed junk.

I think that's in line with my original rant

Quote:

Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles (Post 193869)
Let Nokia put together the platform which all of this is built upon.

Yeah, except the platform tends to then have the problems that you mentioned.

BTW, the logo submissions so far are looking good!

Bundyo 2008-06-20 19:56

Re: What's in a name?
 
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Originally Posted by qole (Post 193884)
BTW, the logo submissions so far are looking good!

There are some good submissions, yes. Of course the rest aren't... :)

Benson 2008-06-20 20:03

Re: What's in a name?
 
Yes, I think most of us would agree to that; and we could probably start a flame war over which ones are in which category... Anyone game? ;)

Bundyo 2008-06-20 20:06

Re: What's in a name?
 
Nope, i just wanted to say that they are not looking good to me :)

GeneralAntilles 2008-06-20 20:09

Re: What's in a name?
 
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Originally Posted by Bundyo (Post 193935)
Nope, i just wanted to say that they are not looking good to me :)

Lot of non-compliant submissions so far. . . .

Jaffa 2008-06-20 23:01

Re: What's in a name?
 
I like the butterfly and moebius concepts from atilla and jussi: they're strong concepts which also have nice realisations. I think the butterfly could do with a more stark implementation, though, as at first glance it just looks a bit cartooney until you go "oh, butterfly!" (or it's pointed out to you).

This firming up of the branding, and the emphasis on the maemo.org community is all good stuff, though.

qole 2008-06-21 06:39

Re: What's in a name?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles (Post 193937)
Lot of non-compliant submissions so far. . . .

Interesting, a bunch of non-compliant submissions have been removed...


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