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Re: A possible remedy to boost the N900 (Dual boot Maemo and Symbian)
I want to run Symbian progs in Maemo
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And YOU go take a look at the symbian phones. I did a fair comparison between the N900 and the N97. N97 runs symbian, right? Well aside from the keyboard differences, tell me exactly how many buttons this thing requires, here i'll even post a link for ya: http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_n97-pictures-2615.php the pics are at the bottom from all angles. The only extra buttons N97 have is the typical pickup/end call button, that that little side button next to them. 3 extra buttons on the front face of the phone. Ur previous comment was saying that people couldn't use their phones without a end task button, and i answered already saying that there's no need for that, as long as we make a few adjustments so that symbian ends tasks the same way that we do on maemo. And please learn to read, i've also given a 2nd example in my previous previous comment, the upcoming Nokia N9 runs symbian and it doesn't even have anything other than the hardware keyboard: http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_n9-pictures-3398.php And why don't you give me some concrete examples of what kind of symbian apps or features that won't work on the N900?? Do you see Android running natively on the N900, Windows Mobile or iPhone? No? Of course not, they never came with it installed. BUT Then how were they ported and able to run fine on them?? HMM? Let's put it this way. Let's just put aside the differences between N900 and N97, let's pretend they all use the same OS. Now answer this, can both devices perform the typical same tasks that we use everyday?? Now compare this with EVERY OTHER PHONE. Iphone only has 3 buttons (power, volume, home), and yet it can do the normal same typical tasks just like EVERY OTHER PHONE. The buttons aren't the limitation, as long as you port and map the keys to the touch screen or use other keys like the hardware keyboard, this isn't impossible at all. Key mapping is all it takes, just a little adjustments here and there. I really don't understand y u find this impossible, it makes me wanna face palm when clearly so many examples are out there. If this was impossible, the word "porting" wouldn't even be a word in the first place. Words like hacking/modding/jailbreaking/rooting wouldn't be there in the first place either, because we'd be too stupid to tamper with our phone and make changes, according to your statement. I would like to try this out just for fun but without the right tools, i can't do crap at all, after all symbian isn't open source. |
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tl,dr From what I skimmed above, you got a few things wrong. 1. The N9 is the first MeeGo phone, not Symbian. 2. Symbian is Open Source |
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As for Symbian going open source, that's my bad. I haven't used it since 6 years ago so haven't been up to date. In that case i'll take a look into it, i hope by "open source" it's actually like N900 or Android where u get a deep enough access to all the files rather than just scratching the surface. Actually Android is kinda like that..... |
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I canīt help but wondering, after reading this thread and your comments, what you yourself are able and willing to contribute to such a project as porting Symbian to the N900. You talk about "we", yet you get angry at anyone who gives a bit of opposition to your expressed ideas. If there is such a thing as "we", regarding this particular idea of yours, how come you seem to have so much trouble taking a bit of criticism? I suppose you are aware that a lot of people who own the N900 are higher than average tech-savy people that tend to be fairly critical at any technology being thrown at them. Thatīs how they became tech-savy... So I guess my question(s) would boil down to this: what kind of road map do you have, in terms of specs and requirements and how are you going to win people over to this project in order to help you? |
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* Actually I would appreciate any link, I've seen people liberally mentioning these mythical 5 steps but a quick google didn't find any source for it. |
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ever heard about wikipedia? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_N900 (hint: look at the sources) there is a simple reason why step 4 thing isn't mentioned in the marketing places (this is where "research before you buy" derives...) |
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http://webcast.nokia.com/CCUIv3/fram...lash-video-500 |
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edit if you watch from 58 minutes he goes through 5 step program |
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Personally I don't really care, as I love my device no less and it gives me almost anything I could possibly want. |
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Back to the original topic, I would wait until Symbian^3 is released before getting custom rom hackers involved. Symbian^1 probably wouldn't be as exciting a challenge.
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Sure it's a 4/5 step device. I knew this as i did my research be4 i bought it. But im sure the majority aren't happy with the way that Nokia is supporting its users right now. Whatever happened to the flash 10.1 as promised?? They drop a majority of its support and the fact remains is that people are dropping it for another device. Quote:
Well, i don't have any sources and never said i do. But i did say that Googling for Nokia N9 showed results that it's possible to be a symbian device. But after u told me that it is a Meego device, Googling around showed that as well. But anyway it doesn't matter, until the full specs and info gets released, it could be either. Anyway, that was just my example which doesn't count anymore, but my other points still stand valid. As for the project thing, i'm just talking about me a bunch of my m8s try to port this ourselves. I'm not by all means asking anyone on this community to help me, nor am i saying that i'll be making this whole thing public. It'll just be a private thing. But i posted this idea in the first place just asking people if it's a good idea for Nokia to do this themselves since it'll be much easier if they do, since they're familiar with their own devices and Symbian. And criticism is ok but it has to be constructive at least. If u read on page 1, those people that criticized aren't constructive at all. Those comments are pointless and i consider those spam. Maybe u should read properly next time. Not to mention that the very same guy "atilla" spammed my topics twice in the last 2 days. In the other topic, he simply jumped in randomly during this argument i had with another guy and posted "F.U.C.K Y.O.U.R.S.E.L.F" and u call that criticism huh? Quote:
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and i don't even mind. But what i replied was targetting at "atilla" mainly. I don't mind a few criticisms here and there but that very same guy spammed 2 of my topics in 2 days, in the other topic he simply jumped in out of nowhere and told me to F* myself basically. It was random as hell, as i was having this argument with another guy and he just spammed my topic with comments after another, and now spammed this topic as well. If u actually READ from page 1 to 4, u'll see our back & forth replies. But w/e, i dun give a **** anymore. |
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That's odd - a couple of days ago you said you'd added atilla to your ignore list - why'd you un-ignore him if he's causing you so much offence?
And seriously dude, take a chill pill and find out what a spammer is. |
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And i am chilled. Maybe u should read page 2~4 and see who's the one that's pissed, me or him. |
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yeah, just like apple announced that iPhone 4 has major design flaw and it is their fault.... (again that is why one should do some research before buying) |
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But hey.. you seams like a nice guy so i will not bother about this again. |
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As for the iPhone, that's different. They obviously didn't tell people about the death grip. People only found out about it after they bought it, and Gizmodo even posted videos to show the problem. Because of so many users complaining about this, they had to hold another keynote to specifically addressing this issue. BUT it's NOT like they told people about it first and then people complained about it. Quote:
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please just stop if you don't bother finding out what we are talking about. As I said it was the shortest path to the information, not the information source itself. Quote:
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The Wikipedia source is Nokia's CEO. Some of us watch Nokia's keynotes in the same way that Apple people watch Steve Jobs' keynotes so we remember these things. ;) It has been discussed several times. Please don't bother getting into unnecessary distracting arguments on the internet. It's totally not worth it. They steal away too much of your positive energy. :) |
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chaoscreater stop talkin **** like a *****.
in the first topic someone sayd I HOPE NO. you started to flamin on everybody idiots,stupid clowns **** this and that. you can tell your mother **** you. but if you say on a community forum **** all your spamming clowns. you attack everyone. the second topic(this one) i didnt attack you. i just sayed that you are talkin crap because you want to tell us there is no difference between n97 and n900. nothing more. and you started again to flam with sand in the vagina and the whole ****. if you want to discuss the thing its ok. you cann tell what you want. but stay by the truth. you get pissed because someone replys his opinion. i never had problems here. you arent the only one who get sometimes stupid comments. this is life. i dont know how it is in your country. but thats how life goes. not everyone thinks like you. but if you're adult it isnt a problem for you. so stop *****ing around like a pregnant whore and try to be an adult man.... |
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i never attacked him first. he always started to flaming and says i was it. i wouldn't have to discuss this if he would stop to say my name. he can say what he want but i dont accept stupid lies. |
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If you have to resort to insults and obscene similes (and yes, that was spelt correctly - NOT smilies:D) you have already lost the argument because you cannot maintain self-control, no matter how much technical knowledge you may have.
Some of you people have so much technical ability and knowledge here that frankly you make me feel inadequate... If you could just get your s**t together (and yes, I spelt that on purpose to show that anyone can resort to the vernacular) and WORK together instead of using this forum as somewhere to work out your own personal neurosis and inner fears about penis size just imagine how much more could be done. As it is, this thread has lost it's way like so many others before it...:( |
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anw who was speakin about penis? maybe you have some deep inner fears? think about it |
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Get back on topic, guys.
You're here to discuss ways to access to Symbian apps on the N900, not to have a pissing contest. On the internet, nobody ever wins pissing contests. Valid question asked: wouldn't it be neat to access the existing huge library of Symbian apps? That not-existing Symbian apps in the future will be Qt based, not relevant. Who attacks who the worst, first, also not relevant. Talk about Symbian, or don't talk at all. |
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The "promise" part i've already explained. What don't you understand about? As for the death grip, that isn't specific to the iPhone itself. Every other phone had the same problem too. Check the keynote if u want but at least it's a good enough device to not complain about compared to the N900. Also, they give u free bumpers and a full money back if you're still not satisfied. And that issue has already been addressed. At least they don't take months to introduce a new firmware update to fix bugs here and there. That's what i call good support, even though i don't like Apple personally. But that's another discussion. |
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More than that I have had people swear insults and death-threats in my face and to me and my family within the last 12 months, as it happens, so do not presume to judge me. If someone insults or attacks you it is because they either envy you, or feel threatened or inhibited by you. Sometimes their feelings are irrational, and sometimes we actually create these feelings in others through our own thoughtlessness. It's not my place to speculate further on why anyone would feel the need to beat their chests so openly and aggressively over what is a piece of plastic and metal that fits in your pocket, but others far more qualified than me have postulated that such actions are usually related to something else close to the pocket, personal fears of inadequacy or even more disturbing childhood experiences. I sincerely hope that you are not afflicted by such traumas or self-doubt, but would assure you that my mind is untroubled, yet quietly determined, thank you. |
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Are u acting like Hitler now? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJP_su-vOFQ |
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So we've gone from Symbian rants to bloody Godwins now? Well done chaoscreator... Nomen est omen...
But let me try and get this thread back on topic. If I understand your OP correctly you are asking the people on the board here, whether or not it is a good idea to combine Symbian with Maemo? A couple of pages further you state you are already working on a port, together with friends but that this port you are working on will probably never be released. That leads me to the question why you are asking the board for input, assuming that once you have started working on the port you yourself will consider porting to be useful. Taken into account that you will not share the port, what is the purpose of this whole thread? |
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Enough. Thread closed.
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