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Re: sailfish on our n9/n950 thingy...
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I thought they won't support the N9/N950 but they'll let the community build roms for these devices. I hope ICL will be in it as it's pretty much the only reason why I would try Sailfish on my N9.
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And lets imagine, we will get our copy of sailfish running on our N9. What applications we will be able to run on it if we want to move on from Harmattan OS.
Without ACL, what ecosystem will be used? N900 apps? Harmattan apps? Mer apps (if any)? This is a bit confusing, this is suppose to come from the same Maemo OS origin/team but so far so much fragmentation. How many excellent applications for n900 not being ported to n9, will be the same for sailfish devices? sight What is the point of other OS based on Maemo/MeeGo/Mer if none of the previous applications can be easily ported or they wont work in different Maemo based family devices? I thought Qt was going to avoid this from happening, not to make it worst... sorry for the rant, perhaps i am too ignorant to understand the problem here. happy new year to all |
Re: sailfish on our n9/n950 thingy...
I agree Waldo. I think that the support issue when it comes to the N9/50 is mostly about legality and contract concerns--Jolla cannot officially support us. But I think that they will do something short of that and make sure that the N9/50 will have a Sailfish experience. They have indicated as much. The real question is about the Android ACL and how long it'll take to get THAT on the N9/50.
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Yeah its going to be open source, so I'm sure someone will port it, if people can dual boot android I'm sure someone will do it with sailfish. But I'm more exciting about their device than putting it on the already aging n9.
To be honest if it wasn't for the lower ram, I would rather port it to the 808 than the n9. |
Re: sailfish on our n9/n950 thingy...
Don't quote me on this, but there have been ideas being thrown around about packaging the possible Jolla binary components for N9/50 users who want to use Sailfish.
One of them being the "ubuntu-restricted-extras"/Debian non-free archive approach, where the repository for Jolla binaries components is added, and the packages are installed (at the user's choice, and not pre-packaged into the flashable image). This approach is comparable to the "GAPPS" package used in certain custom Android ROMs. |
Re: sailfish on our n9/n950 thingy...
If Sailfish was better than Harmattan I would have cared to have it on my N9.
imo, it is inferior. About the N900 now... Maemo5 is the best OS ever conceived so who cares for anything else *of course I'll probably try sailfish on a Jolla device sometime in 2013. |
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