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Re: And where is Quim Gil?
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I'm saying that it's terrible news for him and a lot of people inside Nokia. But he's the face from Nokia to the Maemo/Meego community and he's supposed to explain how's this going to work. If I were him or I was in charge of any project at Nokia I would be really pissed. |
Re: And where is Quim Gil?
Ainīt this guy from Nokia who managed to write pretty long posts where he ended up saying not so much. Marketing kind of guy that keeps on going and going and going and....repeat ;)
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Re: And where is Quim Gil?
For most of us, this is 'just' our hobby and software for our gadgets.
For some people here, like Quim, it's his job. Or maybe even more. Please take a second to think and have a bit of consideration when posting in this thread. |
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Re: And where is Quim Gil?
It's really unfair to call Quim out by name in your thread title, it comes across to the reader as if you're demanding some kind of explanation from him. I only know him a little from the coding competition and the MeeGo conference but I genuinely believe he has the best interests of Maemo and MeeGo at heart. He doesn't choose the company direction, if he did Nokia would be a much better company imo. Whatever happens I hope he'll not be shifted off into other projects, and that he's given the full support by Nokia to bring the MeeGo project to fruition.
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Re: And where is Quim Gil?
Alberto Torres has resigned.
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Re: And where is the people from Nokia who worked on Maemo and Meego?
I think he may be more confused than us. Don't make him with more pressure... I think most of us know that he has already did his best.
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Re: And where is the people from Nokia who worked on Maemo and Meego?
Will we see the same amount of people leaving Nokia as we have seen in Sun after Oracle's purchase?
Will it be the begin of forking open source projects from Nokia like the mess that we have seen in OpenOffice and other Sun's projects? In fact, I'm more concerned by the future of Qt than Meego. |
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However, Nokia gain profit from mobile market. I just afraid the resource for Qt development will be reduced. It may need more power from open source community. |
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