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Re: Let's get those android and iphone developers
I think it's terrible for any OS to demand that the only way to get that application is through an app store. One of my gripes with both Palm and Apple (though yes there are unofficial ways that you can get them on).
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Re: Let's get those android and iphone developers
@eiffel: yes. The first app in fremantle extras is rootsh.
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The Unity3D people have said they are working on porting their engine to other platforms but refuse to mention which. I guess we'll see what happens.
The best thing about this if it happens is that none of those fart app people use something like Unity... so we'll get more or less the best of the games and far less of the crap. ;) |
Re: Let's get those android and iphone developers
@Zerojay: mobile platforms ? I was under the impression the new platforms were consoles (primarily xbox 360). Unity3D, as is, has near-zero support for any form of Linux (not counting server-side stuff and wine), so while they didn't downright refuse linux support I would not keep my hopes high. Their latest stance I'm aware of was
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Bratag already got wooed over to the N900, even before the recent CyanogenMod mess. I know I'm seriously considering ditching Android for the N900 now, and others in the Android forums have been bringing up the N900 repeatedly.
The concern is that Maemo is no more open than Android, that the N900 still features proprietary Nokia drivers and apps. |
Re: Let's get those android and iphone developers
[sherlock holmes hat]
Let's take a look at the people page, which is actually quite revealing... quick scan... no linux folks or team. Now, let's take a look at their jobs page
[/sherlock holmes hat] That's why I say no high hopes... |
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Though Nokia hasn't minded anybody hacking around with their apps and releasing modified versions. Granted, to install them you had to be running Maemo anyway, that is different than the custom ROM situation that CyanogenMod is running into where people may not be running the ROMs on phones that originally came with those applications. |
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I have no idea how difficult it would be to port PalmOS code to Maemo but if anyone knows where Palm programmers hang out they should at least suggest it. |
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